Remove int/uint from the Rust Programming Language book #21143
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Remove int and uint from the Rust Programming Language book, replacing with the most appropriate type in the context (i/usize when absolutely needed, i/u32 for 'small' integer, i/u64 otherwise).
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Seems like a duplicate of #21096? |
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Duplicate of #21096 |
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Remove int and uint from the Rust Programming Language book, replacing
with the most appropriate type in the context (i/usize when absolutely
needed, i/u32 for 'small' integer, i/u64 otherwise).