rustHow to create a range in Rust?
Creating a range in Rust is a simple process. The std::ops::Range
type is used to create a range of values. The std::ops::Range
type is a struct that contains two fields, start
and end
.
Example code
let range = std::ops::Range { start: 0, end: 10 };
Output example
Range { start: 0, end: 10 }
The code above creates a range from 0 to 10. The start
field is the starting value of the range, and the end
field is the ending value of the range.
Code explanation
let
: This is a keyword used to declare a variable.range
: This is the name of the variable that will store the range.std::ops::Range
: This is the type of the variable. It is used to create a range of values.start
: This is the starting value of the range.end
: This is the ending value of the range.
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