rustHow can I print a Rust string without quotes?
You can print a Rust string without quotes by using the print! macro. This macro will print the string without any quotation marks.
Example code
let my_string = "Hello World!";
print!("{}", my_string);Output example
Hello World!The code above consists of two parts:
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let my_string = "Hello World!";- This line declares a variable calledmy_stringand assigns it the value of the string"Hello World!". -
print!("{}", my_string);- This line uses theprint!macro to print the value of themy_stringvariable without any quotation marks. The{}is a placeholder for the value ofmy_string.
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