I was told that when the move keyword is used in a closure, the closure takes ownership of a copy of the variable in its environment. But this code will not compile: p>
use std::thread;
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I was told that when the move keyword is used in a closure, the closure takes ownership of a copy of the variable in its environment. But this code will not compile: p>
use std::thread;
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The simplest way to write closures, here is the format {(parameters) -> return type in
statements
}
Examples
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