Reading and Quizzes

Rust Book Ch. 16

16.1

When used with closures, the move keyword passes the variables in the environment to the closure by value, so the value of n in the outer scope remains unaffected by modifications made in any child threads.

Threads in Rust require that objects used in threads live for as long as the thread might exist. A variable initialized in a function scope is automatically uninitialized once execution leaves that scope, and so accessing v (which has a lifetime limited to the end of main()) in the child thread causes a compilation error.

16.2

Rust Book Chapter 17

Rustlings

RustWASM Game of Life