> With Rust do you close all your } manually?
You don't have to, because you don't end up with }}}}}}}}} in Rust, because statements end with ; and not }.
You don't have to, because you don't end up with }}}}}}}}} in Rust, because statements end with ; and not }.
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2. Scheme is better than Common Lisp when it comes to Lots of Irritating Superfluous Parenthesis, since declaring a variable in Scheme (using 'define') doesn't create a new nesting like it does in Common Lisp (using 'let').