rustHow do I create an array of strings in Rust?

Creating an array of strings in Rust is a simple task. To do so, you can use the vec! macro. This macro takes a list of values and creates a vector from them. For example, the following code creates an array of strings:

let array_of_strings = vec!["Hello", "World"];

The vec! macro creates a Vec<T> type, which is a vector of type T. In this case, T is a &str, which is a string slice. The vec! macro takes a list of values and creates a vector from them.

The output of the example code is a Vec<&str> type, which is a vector of string slices:

[Hello, World]

For more information, see the Rust documentation on vectors.

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