rustHow can I remove quotes from a Rust string?
Removing quotes from a Rust string can be done using the trim_matches
method. This method takes two parameters, the first being the string to be trimmed and the second being the character to be trimmed.
Example code
let my_string = "\"Hello World!\"";
let trimmed_string = my_string.trim_matches('"');
println!("{}", trimmed_string);
Output example
Hello World!
Code explanation
let my_string = "\"Hello World!\"";
: This line declares a string variable calledmy_string
and assigns it the value"Hello World!"
.let trimmed_string = my_string.trim_matches('"');
: This line calls thetrim_matches
method on themy_string
variable, passing in the character"
as the second parameter. This will remove any quotes from the string.println!("{}", trimmed_string);
: This line prints the value of thetrimmed_string
variable to the console.
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