Rust beginner notes & questions

[vitalyd]

@peter_bertok

Thank you for the feedback, but for the iterator case I may not have explained what I meant well enough. I’m aware of enumerate(), but that that returns an index, not the iterator.

What I would like is for an ergonomic way to access both the ‘iterated value’ and the ‘iterator’ at the same time without having to manually desugar the for loop.

This was recently discussed here: Passing a iterator recursively