fix(options1): Add hint about Array Initialization #389
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Array initialization / default variables is unrelated to Options and not overtly mentioned beforehand. As the question is about Options, it is easy for someone new to Rust to misunderstand and look elsewhere for a solution.
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Array initialization / default variables is unrelated to Options and not overtly mentioned beforehand.
As the question is about Options, it is easy for someone new to Rust to misunderstand and look elsewhere for a solution.