Patterns and Matching

[@letsgetrusty]

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[@scheimong]

Yet another example why programming in Rust is so enjoyable - the errors and warnings the compiler spits out are actually written in human-comprehensible English. Unlike the case with C and Cpp where it's more like a cryptic voodoo spell.

[@saadisave]

Great video as usual, but what about advanced pattern matching - the @ syntax, | (or) syntax, etc. ?

[@Speykious]

Hey, you might like the Error Lens extension of VSCode which makes it easier to see errors and warnings :)

[@ChumX100]

Compiler passive aggressive warnings: "I'll compile your code, but just so you know, it's useless."

[@exoticcoder5365]

very useful

[@Boxing_Gamer]

Pattern matching is the feature that makes Rust immensely more useful than C++ and Java.

[@bob_pm]

[@GolangDojo]

Switch case!

[@letsgetrusty]

Kind of but way more powerful with the use of patterns and exhaustive matching.

[@bigtymer4862]

@@letsgetrusty rust does it better for pattern matching... Go's "simplicity" fails in this regard. expressive pattern matching helps me write better code.

[@tech3425]

Sick haircut

[@ino3809]

bruh

[@Supermath101]

How so early?

[@robertreimann1846]

What do you even mean by "if you recall from chapter 6..."??? There are no chapters linked, neither have you specified which chapter this one is right here.