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Using that (or similar, e.g. with [] instead of <>) syntax for generics is common across many languages, not just Rust or C++. You may find it ugly, but there'
by kelnos 2y ago
Using that (or similar, e.g. with [] instead of <>) syntax for generics is common across many languages, not just Rust or C++. You may find it ugly, but there's plenty of precedent. What do you think would be better?