Introduction to Rust (Control Flow, Conditionals and Pattern Matching)
In this tutorial, we go over some of the various control flow structures in the Rust Programming Language. We look at "If/else" expressions and how they can be used in variable bindings. We look at the loop strutures like "Loop", "For" and "While" and we also look at the exhaustive pattern matching "Match" keyword. Along the way, we also experiment with pattern matching guards, destructuring via pattern matching, short-hand bindings and we briefly take start to talk about iterators as well as exclusive and inclusive ranges.
Have you verified this is your YouTube video yet? Typically users just add the word steemit in the description of a video, but if you have it would take me forever to go back and check. Let me know!
If you look in my video description it has a link to my steem account, @tensor. I've done this for the last four videos that I have posted. Its right at the bottom of the social media block.
A curator approached me on facebook as suggested I do this a few weeks ago. If you have any feedback then by all means...
Oh yeah silly me. I checked the description but just happened to miss it. All good!
Its not a problem. Anyways, its good that you asked, because some people don't do this.
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Thank you for telling me. I like that my work is getting out there and getting this much support.