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Rust Iterator Cheat Sheet

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I need feedback on what does and doesn't work. Can you understand the summaries? Do they mesh with how you perceive the methods in question work? What other information could/should be included? If you have any corrections or suggestions, you can file them on the GitHub repository. The canonical source for this page is src/itercheat/itercheat.html. Jump to: Generators, Sequences, Free-Standing Sequences, Values, Other, Notes. This summarises the iterator-related methods defined by the following Rust libraries: Std: the Rust standard library. Methods are defined on the std::iter::Iterator trait. IT: the itertools library. Methods are defined on the itertools::Itertools trait. Additional filtering options: Unstable: show unstable methods. This is intended to be used in one of a few ways: To keep the summary as compact as possible, various bits of notation and convention are used. An incomplete list is: Most iterator methods take their first input by-value; those that don't are marked

Rust Iterator Cheat Sheet Rust Iterator Cheat Sheet Last updated : Rust 1.17.0, Itertools 0.6.0. To-do: Improve formatting. Try to fix display bugs (lines through cells). Add sorting... somehow How you can help: I need feedback on what does and doesn't work. Can you understand the summaries? Do they mesh with how you perceive the methods in question work? What other information could/should be included? If you have any corrections or suggestions, you can file them on the GitHub repository . The canonical source for this page is src/itercheat/itercheat.html . Jump to : Generators , Sequences ,

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