Rust Programming 2023 - A Comprehensive Course for Beginners - Exercise - Decision-Making Structures in Rust

This video tutorial guides students through a decision-making exercise involving conditional statements. Students will write two 32-bit constants, X and Y, and assign them values. They will then perform checks to determine if X is less than Y or if X is less than Y and greater than six. Depending on the results, different messages will be printed to the console. The tutorial emphasizes understanding conditional logic and encourages students to practice their skills.

What values are assigned to the 32-bit constants X and Y?

• X = 3, Y = 4

• X = 3, Y = 5

• X = 4, Y = 3

• X = 5, Y = 4

Which condition is checked first in the exercise?

• X is greater than Y

• X is less than Y or X is greater than 6

• X is less than Y or X is less than Y and X is greater than 6

• X is equal to Y

What should be printed if the first condition check passes?

• Success

• Please try again

• None of the above

• Epic fail

What is the second condition that needs to be checked?

• X is less than Y or X is greater than 6

• X is greater than Y

• X is less than 6

• X is equal to Y

What message is displayed if the second condition fails?

• Epic fail

• Success

• None of the above

• Please try again