The Rust programming language has achieved a significant milestone with the introduction of version 1.85.0 and the stabilisation of its 2024 Edition. Regarded as the "most loved" programming language, Rust provides developers with modern tools while maintaining its commitment to backwards compatibility. The 2024 Edition is marked by extensive updates across language rules, the standard library, and tooling enhancements. Notable improvements include refined language rules for temporary variables and match expressions, alongside expanded support for macros and new reserved keywords, all of which future-proof the language for upcoming features.
The latest release delivers a host of updates across the language, standard library, cargo, and formatting tools, all while maintaining its backwards compatibility ethos.
This latest edition introduces modernised language rules, including improved handling of temporary variables, refined patterns for match expressions, and updates to unsafe block usage.
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