rustrust string borrow
A Rust string borrow is a type of borrowing that allows a string to be used without taking ownership of it. This is done by creating a reference to the string, which can then be used to access the string's contents.
Example code
let s = String::from("hello");
let s_ref = &s;
println!("{}", s_ref);
Output example
hello
In the example code, the let s = String::from("hello")
line creates a String
object with the value "hello". The let s_ref = &s
line creates a reference to the String
object, which is stored in the s_ref
variable. The println!("{}", s_ref)
line prints out the value of the String
object, which is "hello".
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