rustrust string b
A Rust string b is a type of string literal that is used to represent a string of bytes. It is denoted by a b followed by a set of double quotes. The string is stored as a sequence of bytes, and each byte is represented by two hexadecimal digits.
Example
let my_string_b = b"Hello World!";
Output example
Hello World!
Code explanation
b
: This is a prefix that denotes that the string is a byte string."
: This is the double quote that encloses the string.Hello World!
: This is the string of bytes that is stored in the byte string.
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