Clarified the misunderstanding b/w crates, module, items #4232
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The issue is while in std::io::stdin: std is the standard library in Rust. io is a module within the std library. stdin is a function within the io module, but the book said "io library" it does confused too much as a newbie the user won't impose his thoughts for a moment he/she will rather trust the BOOK that ::io is indeed a library (with confusion in his mind). so it needs to be fixed.
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Hi Cool guys I'm a newbie in this Rusty world I just got confused for a moment when I was on chapter2, to clarify my doubt I went on to Rust Forum and learned a lot of gem things here is the reference
The issue is while in std::io::stdin:
std is the standard library in Rust.
io is a module within the std library.
stdin is a function within the io module, but the book said "io library" it does confused too much as a newbie the user won't impose his thoughts for a moment he/she will rather trust the BOOK that ::io is indeed a library (with confusion in his mind). so it needs to be fixed.