1.9.1. The Core Idea of Ownership
The core idea of Rust’s memory model is that every value has exactly one owner. In other words, only one place — usually a scope — is responsible for freeing each value.
This behavior is enforced by the borrow checker. If a value is moved — for example by assigning it to a new variable, pushing it into a Vec,...
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