Deleting unnecessary to_string() calls in the test file#2009
Deleting unnecessary to_string() calls in the test file#2009yhuang912 wants to merge 1 commit intoexercism:mainfrom
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This allow the implementation to use &str in place of String. Making both the implementations and the test code cleaner, and serve a good exercise to work out the lifetimes.
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This allow the implementation to use &str in place of String. Making both the implementations and the test code cleaner, and serve a good exercise to work out the lifetimes.
The change in the test file will affect existing passing solutions since they had to make attrs field of type HashMap<String, String>.