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Nobody has claimed this yet.

**Very well done Elliot!**

I like that you didn't make use of `Hashset`. However, the fact that you aren't driven to madness by if-statements as one-liners is beyond me.

You might agree to this:

_Your code_:
```rust
let min_dist = if horiz_dist <= vert_dist {horiz_dist} else {vert_dist};

if min_dist < 10 {print!("{}", min_dist);} else {print!(".");}
```

_Suggestion_:
```rust
match horiz_dist.min(vert_dist) {
_min_dist if _min_dist < 10 => print!("{}", _min_dist),
_ => print!(".")
}
```

The issue only identifies a Rust snippet and suggests replacing its one-line conditional expressions with a match-based form. Locate the code containing horiz_dist and vert_dist, review the surrounding task behavior, and confirm that the output remains unchanged after the style refactor; no file or test is named.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.