rustWhat is the default value of a variable in Rust?
The default value of a variable in Rust is ()
, which is an empty tuple. This is also known as the unit type.
let x = ();
println!("{:?}", x);
Output example
()
The code above declares a variable x
with the default value ()
. The println!
macro prints the value of x
which is ()
.
let x = ();
declares a variablex
with the default value()
.println!("{:?}", x);
prints the value ofx
which is()
.
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