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Yes. It requires that `if else` can be used as expressions, which for some reason in most languages that can not. In the beginning of doing Rust I was missing
by Casperin 4y ago
Yes. It requires that `if else` can be used as expressions, which for some reason in most languages that can not.
In the beginning of doing Rust I was missing the ternary operator, but now I couldn't care less.
foo = if y { x } else { y }
Works well :-)