rustHow to fill a Rust slice with a specific value?
Filling a Rust slice with a specific value can be done using the fill
method. This method takes a value and fills the slice with that value.
Example
let mut slice = [0; 10];
slice.fill(5);
Output example
[5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5]
Code explanation
let mut slice = [0; 10]
: This creates a mutable slice of length 10, filled with the value 0.slice.fill(5)
: This calls thefill
method on the slice, filling it with the value 5.
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