rustExample of closure that returns future in Rust
A closure in Rust that returns a future can be written as follows:
fn closure_returning_future() -> impl Future<Output = i32> {
async {
// Do some asynchronous work here
42
}
}
This closure returns a future that resolves to the value 42
. The async
block is used to define the asynchronous work that the future will perform. The impl Future<Output = i32>
syntax is used to specify that the closure returns a future that resolves to the type i32
.
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