Great article, thanks!
I think it could've been a good opportunity to also demonstrate using functions and returning a val from them, especially for fib which is usually done recursively.
Also it might've been a better practice to first break out of the input loop before looping to get the fib value.
A recursive function would have made sense for the Fibonacci sequence, I wanted to play with loops as that's what the lesson seemed to hunt towards but you're absolutely right.
Though remember my solutions are not the definitive answer just the way I happened to solve the problem ☺️
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Great article, thanks!
I think it could've been a good opportunity to also demonstrate using functions and returning a val from them, especially for fib which is usually done recursively.
Also it might've been a better practice to first break out of the input loop before looping to get the fib value.
A recursive function would have made sense for the Fibonacci sequence, I wanted to play with loops as that's what the lesson seemed to hunt towards but you're absolutely right.
Though remember my solutions are not the definitive answer just the way I happened to solve the problem ☺️
Great Article
Thank you ☺️
Great article, Keep eyes on it
I think I am starting to love these Rust articles, great content here! 🔥
Thank you ☺️
Nice article 😁
Ok. I think that I'm into Rust studies has a couple of months but didn't saw these "named loops" or even the break being a literally if condition.
Amazing content, dude! Hope to see more of it here.
I'm glad you're enjoying the series ☺️
This is an article I can see myself referencing next time I pick up rust! Nice job
That's the best compliment you could give, thank you ☺️
Really good article 😊, by the way do write an article about the generic types and traits, it'd be very helpful.