> Then, as a reader, it might not always be obvious at what point the type is fully resolved. This is rarely a problem, because Rust is strict enough that it w

> Then, as a reader, it might not always be obvious at what point the type is fully resolved. This is rarely a problem, because Rust is strict enough that it will tell you if your types aren't lining up like you think they are. And if you're using an editor with LSP support, then you can have inlay hints that reveal the types of all variables if you like.