rustHow do I use a borrowed variable in Rust?
Using a borrowed variable in Rust is a way to access a variable without taking ownership of it. This is done by using the &
operator to create a reference to the variable.
For example:
let x = 5;
let y = &x;
This creates a reference y
to the variable x
.
Code explanation
let x = 5;
: This creates a variablex
with the value5
.let y = &x;
: This creates a referencey
to the variablex
.
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