rustGet certain enum value in Rust
In Rust, you can get a certain enum value by using the .variant()
method. For example, if you have an enum called Fruit
with variants Apple
, Orange
, and Banana
, you can get the Apple
variant by using Fruit::Apple.variant()
. The output of this code would be Apple
. The .variant()
method is used to get the variant of an enum, which is the value associated with the enum. Additionally, you can use the .is_variant()
method to check if a certain value is a variant of an enum. For example, Fruit::Apple.is_variant()
would return true
. ## Helpful links Rust Enums, Enum Variants, Enum Methods.
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