> For this specific issue, if square brackets were used for generics, then something else would have to change for array indexing
The compiler knows when the `A` in `A[B]` is a type vs a variable.
The compiler knows when the `A` in `A[B]` is a type vs a variable.
Anyway, just to be clear: not liking the turbofish is fine, it's a subjective preference. But it's not an objective win, that's all I'm saying. And it's only one small corner of Rust's syntax, so I don't think that removing it would really alleviate the sorts of broad objections that the original parent was talking about.