rustHow to borrow closure in Rust
Closure is a feature of Rust that allows a function to capture and use variables from its environment. It is a powerful tool for writing concise and expressive code.
Example code
fn main() {
let x = 5;
let closure = || x * x;
println!("{}", closure());
}
Output example
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Code explanation
let x = 5;- declares a variablexwith value5let closure = || x * x;- declares a closureclosurewhich captures the variablexfrom its environment and multiplies it by itselfprintln!("{}", closure());- prints the result of calling the closureclosure
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