Rust Match Expressions and Patterns 🦀

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[@firstname-lastname]

Excellent explanation, thank you!

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[@TrevorSullivan]

Thank you!! I'm glad you enjoyed this series. I plan on adding more to it, but I don't have a lot of time. 🦀 Enjoy writing Rust code!

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Thank you, Pankaj! I hope you learn a lot and enjoy writing Rust! 🦀

[@peterh6866]

Such a great tutorial

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[@timarivobatis1182]

at 21:20 i think the nicer pattern would be to remove the y != 5 arm and just keep the two cases: 1..35 if y==5 and the general case 1..35.

[@fun-damentals6354]

i believe it doesnt give a warning for the 1..=36 because some part of the pattern can still be reached. only 0 and 5 are unreachable

[@justinhirsh]

Very helpful!

[@skull_cyber]

Your videos are great but it would be more great if you explain what things do and use some easy than medium than hard examples.

[@teefus1]

but this is considered easy..