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Day 8: Spend most of this today figuring out rustup code in order to figure out how I can contribute. More on that in days to come, I hope #100DaysOfCode
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Day 9: Finally connected the term "turbofish" to what it is. Also found out how handy Iterators in Rust are. #100DaysOfCode
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Day 10: Spent less than 2h today learning about traits and generics in Rust. #100DaysOfCode
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Day 11: Frustrating time with rustlings threads1 exercise. Explicit is better than implicit, even in programming exercises, so made my feedback explicit too. #100DaysOfCode
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Day 12: Rustlings conversion exercises, today half of them. These pull from a lot of things learned in earlier exercises, so they have more yummy possibilities to notice gaps in knowledge and go bridge them #rustlang #100DaysOfCode
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Day 13 of #100DaysOfCode Such an unlucky day: I ran out of Rustlings exercises!๐Ÿคฏ Tomorrow I need to start on something weird and wacky of my own
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No significant progress today due to hardware issues. But at least I have an idea what the project will do.
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Day 14 of #100DaysOfCode My converter now takes file names as arguments and open and prints out the input file. Except if it is the actual CSV from my bank, because the bank still uses ISO-8859-15 encoding for the brand new files they generate #rustlang
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sounds like you may be making the rookie mistake of assuming filenames are strings?
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This is a problem with the content, the filename is fine. I know of some ways around it, but didn't have time to experiment with any of them yesterday
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