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I recently discovered the issue for myself, that you can write the following code:
for i in 10..1{
println!("Hello World");
}
This code does nothing, but you dont get a compiler warning and nothing and this isnt described in the rust handbook either.
I dont think I can be the only beginner stumbling over this, so theres a possible solution. I dont know if the way I wrote it fits in with the writing style of the book, but just adjust it as needed :)
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I recently discovered the issue for myself, that you can write the following code:
for i in 10..1{
println!("Hello World");
}
This code does nothing, but you dont get a compiler warning and nothing and this isnt described in the rust handbook either. I dont think I can be the only beginner stumbling over this, so theres a possible solution. I dont know if the way I wrote it fits in with the writing style of the book, but just adjust it as needed :)