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Yes - you use a third party crate. This is one of Rust's design decisions - to push things to external crates. It has done so with other things - the most known are logging, regular expressions, and random number generation. The idea is that instead of a huge standard library that includes everything, you have a great dependency manager that lets easily add these functionalities that were moved outside (or use their alternatives, if you find that one of the alternatives better suits your needs)
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An implementation of regular expressions for Rust. This implementation uses finite automata and guarantees linear time matching on all inputs.
Yes - you use a third party crate. This is one of Rust's design decisions - to push things to external crates. It has done so with other things - the most known are logging, regular expressions, and random number generation. The idea is that instead of a huge standard library that includes everything, you have a great dependency manager that lets easily add these functionalities that were moved outside (or use their alternatives, if you find that one of the alternatives better suits your needs)
