Yeah, I mean Rust is only verbose if you want it to be. let foo = "bar"; is valid rust too, no need to declare the type and definitely no need to declare the lifetime.
For that matter, if you ever declare something as explicitly 'static in code that isn’t embedded or super optimized, you’re probably doing it wrong.
Yeah, I mean Rust is only verbose if you want it to be.
let foo = "bar";
is valid rust too, no need to declare the type and definitely no need to declare the lifetime.For that matter, if you ever declare something as explicitly
'static
in code that isn’t embedded or super optimized, you’re probably doing it wrong.