Handling Errors in RUST using Result
The Result enum in Rust is used to handle operations that may produce an error. It represents the possibility of either success (Ok) or failure (Err) and allows you to handle these outcomes in a controlled way. Result Definition Example enum Result { Ok(T), Err(E), } Here, T represents the type of the success value, […]
How to use Options in RUST
Unlike in other languages where there is a null or None type to represent no data. In Rust we can use Option enum when there is a possibility of having a value or having no value at all arises. It is most commonly used to handle cases where a value might be missing or to […]
ENUMS in RUST Programming
Enum is a symbolic name for a set of values. Enums are treated as data types, and you can use them to create sets of constants for use with variables and properties. It offers an easier way to work with sets of related constants. we use the Keyword enum to define an enum. RUST ENUM […]
Structs in RUST
Table of Contents Structs Structs in Rust are similar to structs in other programming languages. They allow you to create custom data types by grouping related data together. Rust has Three types of structs: Named field Struct Tuple Struct Unit Struct RUST struct examples Named Field Struct You can define a struct using the struct […]
Installing RUST in Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
How to install RUST in UBUNTU 22.04 LTS.
RUST Data Type Conversion
Master Type Conversion in Rust – explicit with ‘as’ and ‘try_into()’, implicit via compiler. Explore small integer promotions, handle Result Types, and navigate key considerations like overflow, precision loss, and Rust’s robust type safety. Elevate your Rust programming proficiency with this concise guide