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Practical example on Using HashMaps in Rust programming language
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// Video Tutorial https://youtu.be/nOeOMHtAa2o | |
// Youtube Channel: Daily Dose of Rust language | |
use std::collections::HashMap; | |
fn main() { | |
// How to create Hashmap in Rust. | |
let mut student_scores: HashMap<String, f64> = HashMap::new(); | |
// How to assign values to Hashmaps in Rust. | |
student_scores.insert(String::from("Henry"), 100.0); | |
student_scores.insert(String::from("John"), 90.0); | |
// How to insert a value to Hashmaps in Rust (Only when that value does not exist). | |
student_scores.entry(String::from("John")).or_insert(43.0); | |
// How to get a value from a hashmap in Rust. | |
let henry_score = student_scores | |
.get(&String::from("Henry")) | |
.copied() | |
.unwrap_or(0.0); | |
// How to loop through a Hashmap in Rust language. | |
for (key, value) in &student_scores { | |
println!("key = {}, value = {}", key, value); | |
} | |
println!("scores = {:?}", student_scores); | |
println!("Henry's scores = {:?}", henry_score); | |
} |
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