Rust Naming Conventions

Convention	Example	General Meaning
`to_*()`	`str::to_string()`	A conversion from one type to another that may have an allocation or computation cost. Usually a Borrowed type to Owned type.
`as_*()`	`String::as_str()`	Convert an Owned type into a Borrowed type. It is usually cheap (maybe even zero-cost) to use this function.
`into_*()`	`String::into_bytes()`	Consume a type `T` and convert it into an Owned type `U`.
`from_*()`	`SocketAddr::from_str()`	Create an Owned type from an Owned or Borrowed type.
`*_mut()`	`str::split_at_mut()`	Denotes a mutable reference.
`try_*()`	`usize::try_from()`	Method will return a `Result` or `Option` type. Usually `Result`.
`with_*()`	`Vec::with_capacity()`	A constructor that has one or more parameters used to configure the type.

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