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Tag: rust

  • 🔁 Why Rust Doesn’t Have Method Overloading (and What You Can Do Instead)

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    If you’re coming to Rust from Java, C#, or C++, one of the first things you might notice is that Rust doesn’t support method overloading. That’s right — in Rust, you can’t define multiple methods or functions with the same name but different parameters or types. At first, this might seem limiting. But once you…

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    no overload on rust

  • 🔐 Understanding Ownership, Move Semantics, and Lifetimes in Rust

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    One of Rust’s most powerful—and at first, most confusing—features is its ownership system. Unlike garbage-collected languages like Java or Python, Rust manages memory without a garbage collector, instead relying on strict compile-time rules to ensure memory safety and prevent data races. In this article, we’ll dive into three foundational Rust concepts: We’ll go step by…

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    Rust