Rust Programming Master Class from Beginner to Expert - Compound Data Types - Strings

This tutorial focuses on compound data types in Rust, specifically strings. It covers string slices, which are immutable and have a fixed size, and variable length strings, which can be modified. The tutorial also explores common string operations such as checking length and capacity, and demonstrates converting numbers and characters to strings. Finally, it discusses formatting and concatenating strings using the format macro.

What are the two main types of strings in Rust?

Explain the concept of string slices in Rust.

What does it mean for a string slice to be immutable?

How do you declare a fixed-length string in Rust?

Describe how to create a variable-length string in Rust.

What functions can be used to manipulate strings in Rust?

How can you check if a string is empty in Rust?

What is the purpose of the length function for strings?

What is the significance of the format macro in Rust?

Explain how to concatenate strings in Rust.