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Does <'a, 'b: 'a> mean that the lifetime 'b must outlive the lifetime 'a?

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Does <'a, 'b: 'a> mean that the lifetime 'b must outlive the lifetime 'a?

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Lifetime parameters for an enum within a struct

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How can I specify lifetimes in associated types?

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Why is this trait/implementation incompatible - bound lifetime vs concrete lifetime

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Acessing data from a global struct, gives error "borrowed value does not live long enough"

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Are global variables faster than local variables in C?

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