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Sometimes we want to use the read value immediately, especially in very simple problem. For example it's useful if we can solve A + B problem like:
println!("{}", read!(i32) + read!(i32));
We have been using read_value! internally so all we need to do is to write a thin wrapper for that.
(Of course we can use read_value! itself even as it is now but it's hidden and a bit verbose for human writing.)
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Sometimes we want to use the read value immediately, especially in very simple problem. For example it's useful if we can solve A + B problem like:
We have been using
read_value!
internally so all we need to do is to write a thin wrapper for that.(Of course we can use
read_value!
itself even as it is now but it's hidden and a bit verbose for human writing.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: