rustHow do I create a binary variable in Rust?
Creating a binary variable in Rust is easy. All you need to do is declare a variable of type bool and assign it a value of true or false. For example:
let binary_variable: bool = true;
This will create a binary variable called binary_variable with a value of true.
Code explanation
let- the keyword used to declare a variablebinary_variable- the name of the variable: bool- the type of the variable, in this case a boolean= true- the value assigned to the variable, in this casetrue
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