rustHow do I get a character from a string in Rust by its index?
You can get a character from a string in Rust by its index using the chars() method. This method returns an iterator over the characters of a string.
Example code
let s = "Hello";
let c = s.chars().nth(1);
Output example
Some('e')
Code explanation
let s = "Hello": This declares a string variablesand assigns it the value"Hello".let c = s.chars().nth(1): This uses thechars()method to get an iterator over the characters of the strings. Thenth(1)method is then used to get the character at the index1from the iterator.
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