Did you know you can just whip out curly-braces all over the place in Rust and Go?
But why on Earth would you even want to do this?
Did you know you can just whip out curly-braces all over the place in Rust and Go?
But why on Earth would you even want to do this?
Yeah, in inline functions, you have to use implicit returns, whereas in regular/named functions, you have to use explicit returns.
Although, there is yet another special case to that rule in that you can use labeled explicit returns in inline functions like so:
list.map { value -> return@map value*2 }