Are any other @rustlang folks bothered by `Vec` over `Vector` but `Option` over `Opt`? (And a billion other things that are abbreviated that don't need to be)
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I guess for me (and this is just like my opinion man), function definitions are always syntax which is fundamental to the language and stand out by definition, so they more or less get to break the rules
I guess part of it is also teaching. To learn just about any language, you *have* to learn what a function is. At that point you learn that `fn` (or `fun`) is short for it, and it becomes clear that it always stands for it. You don't *have* to learn what a Vector is
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You don't *have* to learn what a Box is what,but I think arrays, vectors,lists are a must
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I think you definitely have to learn about "a list of arguments" (in the abstract, not specifically referring to a linked list or anything). Arrays and vectors are terms with specific meanings that don't apply everywhere though.
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