Add rust implementation of forward euler #182
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zsparal
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Jun 30, 2018
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You don't need to pass n, Rust slices already know their size. Also, I would pass a &[f64] and return an Option<Vec<f64>> which would be much more idiomatic.
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zsparal
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You should consider formatting your code with rustfmt so it conforms to the standard styleguide.
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Naive translation of the C implementation. Correct me if there's anything wrong, since it's my first time contributing to this project.