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Yes and that was a carefully constructed example explicitly to show problems with loops.... But underflows in loops are just not a common occurrence, which is w
by NateDad 12y ago
Yes and that was a carefully constructed example explicitly to show problems with loops.... But underflows in loops are just not a common occurrence, which is why the example works in the first place.
- kibwen 12y agoLikewise, forgetting a `.collect()` call in Rust code doesn't happen, because the compiler will tell you without fail when it's given an iterator but expects an array.
- pcwalton 12y ago> Yes and that was a carefully constructed example explicitly to show problems with loops No, it was an example from my experience and a bug I have had to fix multiple times, as I mentioned. I didn't make it up.
- NateDad 12y agoSorry, yes you mentioned that. Anyway, this is a stupid thing to argue about and I apologize for my part in it.