Let's Learn Rust: Control Flow

You'll find the Control Flow in Rust to be both similar and recognizable from other languages, but also offering a great deal of more features and flexibility; a great feat for a statically typed and ahead-of-time compiled language.

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[halbgefressen]

Iterating over vecs like this usually breaks your code if you plan to use that array again. Use vec.iter() instead and borrow when printing:)

[mclang]

Great series about Rust, and of course I'd like to see more.
One note though: You can, at least in bash, clear the console screen with `ctrl+l` (that is a small L in the end) faster than typing `clear` every time.

[betobates]

For me it was better with errors because this is my first language, thanks for everything

[tekueldruida]

Have you tried kotlin? I'm learning now and it has a similar syntax :)

[tmsw]

I maybe I missed your answer before but what's rust made with?

[pedantic]

When you start having multiple functions, you can add ! to the macro to do it globally. e.g. #![allow(...)] Instead of just being bound to the function scope.

Also, the rust compile was updated a few days ago. Remember to run rustup to update your toolchain :-)

[위준영-fl]

Can you let me know what OS you are using?

[grizzlytomemi]

Am I the only one who watches his videos despite only knowing how to type "hello world"

[deanvangreunen]

Definitely Second!...Thanks, rust seems to be a strange language.