rustHow do I get the type of a variable in Rust?
You can get the type of a variable in Rust using the std::any::type_name
function. This function takes a reference to a variable and returns a string containing the type of the variable.
Example code
let x = 5;
let type_of_x = std::any::type_name(&x);
println!("Type of x is {}", type_of_x);
Output example
Type of x is i32
Code explanation
let x = 5;
: This declares a variablex
with the value5
.let type_of_x = std::any::type_name(&x);
: This calls thestd::any::type_name
function with a reference to the variablex
and assigns the returned string to the variabletype_of_x
.println!("Type of x is {}", type_of_x);
: This prints the string stored intype_of_x
to the console.
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