rustHow to cast enum in Rust
In Rust, you can cast an enum to a number using the as
keyword. For example, if you have an enum Fruit
with variants Apple
, Orange
, and Banana
, you can cast it to an integer like this:
enum Fruit {
Apple,
Orange,
Banana,
}
let my_fruit = Fruit::Apple;
let my_fruit_as_int = my_fruit as i32;
The output of this code would be my_fruit_as_int = 0
. This is because the variants of the enum are assigned values starting from 0.
You can also cast a number to an enum using the from
keyword. For example, if you have the same enum Fruit
as before, you can cast an integer to it like this:
let my_int = 2;
let my_int_as_fruit = Fruit::from(my_int);
The output of this code would be my_int_as_fruit = Fruit::Banana
.
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