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Reason for putting index first and then the value in a vector insert?
Hey there,
I just want to know what is the reason for designing the vector insert functionality in such a way that first it takes the index and then takes the value like this:
vec_data.insert(index_number, actual value);
Why not make it opposite, like first insert the value at a certain index that is given below. This seemed natural to me as compared to the functionality that Rust has implemented.
vec_data.insert(actual value, index_number);
Let me know the reason behind it.
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