What is a normal rust lifetime
In Rust, lifetimes are typically inferred by the compiler based on the code you write. If you explicitly define a lifetime, it means you are specifying the maximum duration that a particular reference will remain valid. The default lifetime in Rust is called `'static`, which means that the reference is valid for the entire lifetime of the program.
Can you explain Rust lifetimes in simple language? Sure! Rust lifetimes represent the maximum scope for which a variable will live before being dropped. As an analogy, it is like the amount of time you can borrow a book from a library before you have to return it.