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Idiomatic Rust refers to the idiomatic practices and design patterns formed through the long-term evolution of the Rust community, such as preferring iterators and combinators over hand-written loops, using Option/Result to express fallibility rather than sentinel values, passing data by borrowing rather than cloning, and implementing standard traits for types so they integrate seamlessly with the ecosystem.
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