The video tutorial guides viewers through writing a Rust function called 'plus one' that takes an integer and returns it incremented by one. It emphasizes the need for understanding functions, variables, and Rust basics. The tutorial also covers implementing a main function to test the 'plus one' function and encourages viewers to attempt the exercise before revealing the solution in the next video.

What is essential to understand before tackling the task described in the video?

• Data structures and algorithms

• Basic arithmetic operations

• Object-oriented programming

• Functions, variables, and Rust

What is the purpose of the 'plus one' function?

• To add one to a given integer

• To divide a given integer by two

• To multiply a given integer by two

• To subtract one from a given integer

If the 'plus one' function receives 333 as input, what should it return?

• 336

• 334

• 335

• 332

In the main function, what is the role of the variable 'Y'?

• To store the original input value

• To store the result of the 'plus one' function

• To store a random number

• To store a string value

What should you do after storing the result in variable 'Y'?

• Print the result stored in 'Y'

• Print the original input value

• Ignore the result

• Store the result in another variable