> If you aren’t familiar with Rust syntax, |argument| result is an anonymous function equivalent to function myfunction(argument) { return result; }.
> Here, your program is constructed left to right. The first time you type line is the declaration of the variable. As soon as you type line., your editor is able to suggest available methods.
Yeah, having LSP autocomplete here does feel nice.
But it also makes the code harder to scan than Python. Quick readability at a glance seems like the bigger win than just better autocomplete.
> Here, your program is constructed left to right. The first time you type line is the declaration of the variable. As soon as you type line., your editor is able to suggest available methods.
Yeah, having LSP autocomplete here does feel nice.
But it also makes the code harder to scan than Python. Quick readability at a glance seems like the bigger win than just better autocomplete.