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Rc<T> The Rc<T> stands for Reference Counted Smart Pointer. The Rc<T> smart pointer keeps track of the number of references to a…

What is Rust Enum? Enum is a custom data type which contains some definite values. It is defined with an enum keyword…

Rust Error handling Error handling is a mechanism in which Rust determines the possibility of an error and acknowledge you to take…

Features of Rust Rust is a system programming language. Rust provides the following features: Zero cost abstraction Error messages Move semantics Threads…

Rust References and Borrowing Reference is an address which is passed to a function as an argument. Borrowing is just like when…

For loop The for loop is a conditional loop, i.e., the loop runs for the particular number of times. The behavior of…

What is a slice? Slice is a data type that does not have ownership. Slice references a contiguous memory allocation rather than…

Rust Generics When we want to create the function of multiple forms, i.e., the parameters of the function can accept the multiple…

Rust Smart Pointers A Smart Pointer is a data structure that behaves like a pointer while providing additional features such as memory…

Using “if in a let” statement An ‘if’ expression is used on the right hand side of the let statement and the…