Common Rust Errors

Attempting to use a variable after its ownership has been moved.

Attempting to create a mutable reference while immutable references are still active.

Using a type with a function or macro that requires a trait the type does not implement.

Expected a specific type but found a different type.

A borrowed reference outlives the value it references.

Referencing a crate, module, or type path that cannot be found in scope.

Calling a method on a type that does not possess that method, or whose required trait is not in scope.

Attempting to take ownership of a value that is behind a shared or mutable reference.

Attempting to assign a new value to a mutable variable while active borrowed references exist.