rustHow do I create a variable with a static lifetime in Rust?
A variable with a static lifetime in Rust is one that is valid for the entire duration of the program. This is achieved by declaring the variable with the static keyword.
static VAR: i32 = 5;This declares a variable VAR with a static lifetime and an initial value of 5.
static: keyword used to declare a variable with a static lifetimeVAR: name of the variablei32: type of the variable5: initial value of the variable
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