Rust Match Expressions and Patterns 🦀

Let's explore the Rust "match" control flow expression, along with Rust "patterns!" These two concepts work jointly, to enable an alternative to lengthy if..else if..else statements. Rust provides many different types of pattern syntaxes, so let's explore a few of them for starters!

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[simonkalu]

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[DrSmogler]

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[pankajsingh]

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[saeedhemmati]

Thanks for your tutorials.I learned a lot things about Rust language

[sarmontkemerli]

Thanks a lot. I'm learning Rust as a First language and your videos were immensly helpful for me <3

[fun-damentals]

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

[skull_cyber]

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