Introduction
Swift and Rust are modern programming languages that are designed to be type-safe, performant, and portable.
And yet the two are rarely compared or even mentioned in the same context.
This page aims to provide a comparison of different modern language features between Swift and Rust.
Features
Generics - static types
Generics are types (classes, values, functions) that have type parameters. [read more]
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supported Details: docs.swift.org | supported Details: doc.rust-lang.org |
Generics - dynamic types
Generics can refer to dynamic types with constraints, with type safety guarantees provided by the runtime. [read more]
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pending | supported |
Constant evaluation
Constant evaluation allows the compiler to calculate the value of constants during compilation. [read more]
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pending Details: SE-0359 | supported Details: doc.rust-lang.org |