> A good example of a cryptic rust error is the `expected type Foo, but found type Foo` error message which is very inscrutable, especially to a new users.
Does Rust actually give an error like `expected type Foo, but found type Foo`, as in both types are the same in the error? I don't think I've seen that before, but I don't write much Rust.
If both types are the same, what does the error mean?
Does Rust actually give an error like `expected type Foo, but found type Foo`, as in both types are the same in the error? I don't think I've seen that before, but I don't write much Rust.
If both types are the same, what does the error mean?