Rust actually accomplishes this with the unit '()' type which is similar but not the same as void in other languages. Any statement (or expression) produces a v

Rust actually accomplishes this with the unit '()' type which is similar but not the same as void in other languages. Any statement (or expression) produces a value, sometimes that value is just a unit, which can be passed around just as any other value. Currently the exception to this are 'let' statements but there is a nightly feature where this produces a unit value as well.