Rust has "opposite" call semantics from what most people are used to, trained since they were new programmers. Sort of. It takes a while to think like the borro

Rust has "opposite" call semantics from what most people are used to, trained since they were new programmers. Sort of. It takes a while to think like the borrow checker and get used to the way arguments get passed around. It's like using C++ and doing std::move for every non-reference argument.