rustHow do I clone a string in Rust?
Cloning a string in Rust is a simple process. The clone()
method can be used to create a deep copy of a string. The following example code creates a new string from an existing one:
let original_string = String::from("Hello World!");
let cloned_string = original_string.clone();
The clone()
method creates a new string with the same contents as the original string. The new string is stored in the cloned_string
variable.
Code explanation
-
let original_string = String::from("Hello World!");
- This line creates a new string with the contents "Hello World!" and stores it in theoriginal_string
variable. -
let cloned_string = original_string.clone();
- This line creates a deep copy of theoriginal_string
and stores it in thecloned_string
variable.
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