rustHow do you create a Rust string from a slice?
You can create a Rust string from a slice by using the String::from function. This function takes a &str slice and returns a String object.
Example code
let slice = "Hello world!";
let string = String::from(slice);
Output example
Hello world!
The code above creates a String object from a &str slice. The &str slice is passed as an argument to the String::from function, which returns a String object.
Code explanation
let slice = "Hello world!";: This creates a&strslice with the value "Hello world!".let string = String::from(slice);: This creates aStringobject from the&strslice.
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