One more example of why multiple numeric types

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+Here is another reason for the different sizes: `usize` is the size that Rust uses for *indexing*. (Indexing means "which item is first", "which item is second", etc.) `usize` is the best size for indexing because:
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+* An index can't be negative, so it needs to be a number with a u
+* It should be big, because sometimes you need to index many things,
+* But it can't be a u64 because 32-bit computers can't use that.
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+So Rust uses `usize` so that your computer can get the biggest number for indexing that it can read.
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 # Chars
 
 A `char` is one character. For a `char`, use `''` instead of `""`.