- Add missing package declaration on the AIDL interface slide.
- Make the parcelable example more self-contained. The existing code was
referencing variables that weren't declared in the example code.
- Add a speaker note to the logging slide about explaining that the
logger implementation is only needed in binaries, and that just the log
facade is needed in libraries.
There is a problem in how we generate the segment tables: we use the
`Chapter::name` field as given to us from `mdbook`. The problem is that
this string is stripped from formatting:
Slices: `&[T]`
becomes
Slices: &[T]
The string now looks like a reference link, but of course there is no
definition of the `T` link:
warning: Potential incomplete link
┌─ references.md:9:12
│
9 │ | Slices: &[T] | 10 minutes |
│ ^^^ Did you forget to define a URL for `T`?
│
= hint: declare the link's URL. For example: `[T]: http://example.com/`
For now, I will simply take out the reference. This also makes the
titles more uniform in this segment: we don’t add `&T` or `&mut T` to
the other slide titles.
Fix minor grammatical errors in Day 1: Morning.
Speaker notes 6.5: "the `-> ()` return type" changed to "the return
type".
The compiler will infer the unit type for any type omitted.
# Why
For example, while reading [this
line](3269cb9e4c/src/std-traits/operators.md (L39)),
a user may want to quickly look up what an "associated type" is.
This also helps with translations. In Vietnamese, there isn't a good
translation for this term, so keeping the original term and providing a
description of it in the glossary would be very helpful.
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Update for Exercise: Protobuf Parsing
* Include tests in the solution
* Remove implementatinon of wire type I32, but leave it as a "more-to-explore" extension
I might be missing something, but RAII is generally associated with
programming languages with manual memory management (prominently with
C++, where it originated), so I think it is not very appropriate to have
it mentioned here.
