In Rust, you can use the if let expression to conditionally match and destructure an enum variant or a pattern and execute code based on whether the match is successful or not. Example 1 Example 2 View the code:

Bitwise operators in Rust allow manipulation of individual bits in binary representations of data. They are useful for low-level operations like setting or clearing specific bits, creating bitmasks, and optimizing algorithms. Rust provides bitwise AND, OR, XOR, left shift, and right shift operators for efficient bit-level manipulation. Webdock – Fast Cloud VPS Linux Hosting Lets’s […]

Let’s talk about buffers in the context of Rust and also briefly touch on frame buffers. Buffers in Rust: In Rust, a buffer is typically a block of memory used for temporary storage of data. Buffers are commonly used when reading or writing data to or from sources like files, network sockets, or memory. They […]

calculate shipping costs using different strategies with the builder pattern in Rust.

Use the serde_json crate to serialize a data structure and the sha2 crate to compute the SHA-256 hash

In Rust, the Default trait provides a way to set default values for different types. A default value is like a starting point when you don’t have a specific value in mind. std::default::Default Read the Rust Documentation : https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/std/default/trait.Default.html Use case for Default() We use a temporary value provided by default and later it gets […]

Using Anyhow to handle errors in Rust