Use a problem as the intro for newtype pattern #153
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A problem can highlight some of the use cases of newtype pattern rather than discussing generally that rust is strongly typed. Make the user understand the need of newtype. I wonder if it should be in the description instead?
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Co-authored-by: Ivan Tham <pickfire@riseup.net>
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Nice, thank you! :-) |
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A problem can highlight some of the use cases of newtype
pattern rather than discussing generally that rust is strongly
typed. Make the user understand the need of newtype.
I wonder if it should be in the description instead?
Continued #117
r? @simonsan