Background

In time, you will need to build out a list.

 

Basic Steps

The basic steps are the same:-

1. Declare a list
2. Initialize the list
3. Add items to the list
4. Display list items

 

Script

Outline

1. Create a list
   • A list of fruits
2. Declare variables
   • i_plus_1:usize
3. for loop
   • • Prepare Loop
       • for (i, x)
       • in
       • items.iter().enumerate()
     • Set Contextual variables
       • i_plus_1
         • i_plus_1 = i + 1
     • Print List Item

   println!(
                         "Item {0} = {1}"
                          
                       , i_plus_1
                        
                       , x
                        
           );
   

Code

fn main() 
{
    
    let items = [
                      "orange"
                    , "apple"
                    , "pear"
                    , "tangerine"
                    , "watermelon"
                ];
    
    let mut i_plus_1:usize;
    
    for (i, x) in items.iter().enumerate() 
    {
    
        i_plus_1 = i + 1;
        
        println!(
                      "Item {0} = {1}"
                      
                    , i_plus_1
                    
                    , x
                    
                );
        
    }
    
}

Output

Image

Textual

Item 1 = orange
Item 2 = apple
Item 3 = pear
Item 4 = tangerine
Item 5 = watermelon

Online Source Code

OnlineGDB

1. rustListAppleIterEnumerate.rs
   Link

Source Code Control

GitLab

1. rustListAppleIterEnumerate.rs
   Link
   • Files
     • list.apple.iter.enumerate.rs

 

Summary

There are a couple of things that are relatively unique about Rust.

Such as:-

1. Data Types
   • usize
     • An actual datatypes for sizes