rustHow do I create a boolean variable in Rust?
A boolean variable in Rust is a variable that can hold either a true or false value. To create a boolean variable, use the let keyword followed by the variable name and the bool keyword.
let my_boolean: bool = true;
The code above creates a boolean variable called my_boolean and assigns it the value true.
let: keyword used to declare a variablemy_boolean: name of the boolean variable: bool: type of the variable, in this case a booleantrue: value assigned to the variable
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