Statements and expressions¶
Rust Project Developers. Statements and expressions. The Rust Reference.
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- Statement (computer science)
- Rust's reference describes an expression-oriented language that still has statement forms, showing why “expression-oriented” is not by itself a reason to erase the category.
This sourceUsed only to test the expression-oriented contrast, not as a substitute for the Java and Python positive cases. https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/reference/statements-and-expressions.html
- Rust's reference describes an expression-oriented language that still has statement forms, showing why “expression-oriented” is not by itself a reason to erase the category.
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