rustHow do I create a variable on the heap in Rust?
Creating a variable on the heap in Rust is done using the Box type. Box is a smart pointer that allocates memory on the heap and deallocates it when it goes out of scope.
let b = Box::new(5);This code creates a Box containing the value 5 on the heap.
Code explanation
let b =- declares a variablebBox::new(5)- creates aBoxcontaining the value5on the heap
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