rustLinked lists to string in Rust
Converting a linked list to a string in Rust is relatively straightforward. To do this, we can use the iter() method to iterate over the linked list and the collect() method to collect the elements into a string. The ## Code example below shows how to do this:
let mut list = LinkedList::new();
list.push_back("Hello");
list.push_back("World");
let list_string: String = list.iter().collect();
Output example
The output of the above code would be a string containing the elements of the linked list, separated by commas:
"Hello, World"
Explanation
The iter()
method is used to iterate over the linked list, and the collect()
method is used to collect the elements into a string. The collect()
method takes an argument which specifies the type of the output, in this case a String
.
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