While I was studying the slice type, I found there is an experimental version of the rust programming language book that explains ownership in more detail plus some other stuff... now I'm wondering if I should use this version or the standard one. I was happy studying the standard one because I was able to get an epub to read on Emacs. But there's no easy way to have an epub of this experimental book. https://rust-book.cs.brown.edu
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