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rust-meth u8 wrapping
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rust-meth: methods on `u8` matching "wrapping"
wrapping_add const fn(self, u8) -> u8
wrapping_add_signed const fn(self, i8) -> u8
wrapping_div const fn(self, u8) -> u8
wrapping_div_euclid const fn(self, u8) -> u8
wrapping_mul const fn(self, u8) -> u8
wrapping_neg const fn(self) -> u8
wrapping_next_power_of_two const fn(self) -> u8
wrapping_pow const fn(self, u32) -> u8
wrapping_rem const fn(self, u8) -> u8
wrapping_rem_euclid const fn(self, u8) -> u8
wrapping_shl const fn(self, u32) -> u8
wrapping_shr const fn(self, u32) -> u8
wrapping_sub const fn(self, u8) -> u8
wrapping_sub_signed const fn(self, i8) -> u8
14 method(s)
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