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I've write very simplified example:

You typically make a breadth-first iteration of a graph by using a queue. This is a first-in, first-out data structure. You start by adding the root to the queue, and then while the queue has items in it, you pop out the oldest one, add it to the results and the push its children into the queue. If you are doing this for anything other than small input, python’s collections.deque is more efficient than the list used here:

its quite a simple fix really change your nextlevel to

The unstable language feature, min_const_generics is quite limited in what it lets you do. As you discovered, you can't use expressions involving generic constants in type arguments.

However, in stable Rust, you can use the typenum crate, which works in a similar way to what you were trying, but does all of the type-level boilerplate for you.

This code already works to arbitrary precision. You just need to use an arbitrary precision type and not the standard Float/Double. Haskell's standard library has Rational for this purpose, which represents rational numbers as pairs of integers.

It doesn't find all of them because youi haven't requested him to do so. find will only return the first occurence. If you want to scrape all the

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Yes, there is quite an easy way to do this, simply give a game object the DontDestroyOnLoad property