It's the flower quest all over again, but you have a bit of leniency. You can take 1 hit, maybe 2 if you rush most of the way.

His brain is becoming soup, an unfortunate side effect of holding onto this much bigotry.

Don't give me hope like that

Privatizing public services? I remember privatizing the train system worked out so well for the UK.

let mut indexOne: usize = 0;
while indexOne < listOne.len()

Was iterating between two lists and needed to compare numbers at the same index.
I'm sure there's ways to do it better, but I'm new to the language.

Appreciate the words of encouragement! I don't really have a 'big project' in mind for Rust, but I'll continue with advent of code and see what I think of it after that.

Overall, day one of Advent took me about ~30 minutes just using cargo through the command line and VS Code. Seems pretty straightforward so far, though I haven't delved into file reading/writing and other more advanced things.
It gets my thumbs up so far.

-Docs and cargo check are actually really good at figuring out what I did wrong.
-Somewhat Javascript-like way of declaring types, I prefer a more explicit [variable type] [name] = [start value] rather than let x = 0;, but that's just my preference

Of course, the modern way we do this (/setblock, /fill in a command block) are much better and allow you do change blocks much easier, but it always warms my heart to see someone create a bizarre and hacky solution that somehow works in a game engine that was never designed for it.