rustHow to declare a constant HashSet in Rust?
A constant HashSet in Rust can be declared using the const keyword.
const MY_HASH_SET: HashSet<i32> = [1, 2, 3].iter().cloned().collect();
This code creates a constant HashSet called MY_HASH_SET containing the elements 1, 2, and 3. The iter() method creates an iterator over the array, cloned() creates a clone of each element, and collect() collects the elements into a HashSet.
const: keyword used to declare a constantMY_HASH_SET: name of the constantHashSet<i32>: type of the constant[1, 2, 3]: array of elements to be added to theHashSetiter(): creates an iterator over the arraycloned(): creates a clone of each elementcollect(): collects the elements into aHashSet
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