Equality in rust is value equality per default, that’s what these traits are for. If you want to check pointer equality you’d use the std::ptr::eq function to check if two pointers are equal, which is rather rare in practice. You can also implement the PartialEq trait yourself if you need custom equality checks.

Oh God the horrors. The only part of these errors I ever remembered was “basic_string” everything else was the syntactic gibberish you wonderfully demonstrated.

Nope, they replaced an asterisk with an arrow!

It is but DirectX ain’t

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