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 · 1 Answer1, There is a single implementation of FromIterator for Vec, and this implementation collects values of T from the same type T, i,e,, it is not possible to convert T into an arbitrary type U and collect its elements at the same time,

 · There is some confusion here caused by Rust being able to coerce a Vec into a slice in some situations but not others, In this case, an explicit coercion to a slice is needed because at the stage coercions are applied, the compiler doesn’t know that Vec doesn’t implement Read ,

030 rust Necromancer’s book allows VEC to support slice

 · Collecting into a Vec is so common that slices have a method to_vec that does exactly this: let b = a,to_vec; You get the same thing as CodesInChaos’s answer, but more concisely, Notice that to_vec requires T: Clone, To get a Vec out of a &[T] you have to be able to …

 · This code works fine: fn main { let v: i32 = vec! [1, 2, 3, 4, 5],iter ,map ,&x: &i32, x,pow 2,sum ; println! ” {}”, v; } I tried to replace the vec! [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] with vec! [1,,5] but iter and map did not work:

 · Rust has very strict coherence rules, the impl Trait for Struct can only be done: either in the same crate as Trait; or in the same crate as Struct; and nowhere else; let’s try it: impl std::fmt::Display for Vec { fn fmt&self, _: &mut std::fmt::Formatter -> Result { Ok } } yields:

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For a growable ‘array’, Rust provides the Vec collection, Fixed length arrays The length of a fixed length array is known statically and features in it’s type, E,g,, [i32; 4] is the type of an array of i32 s with length four,

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4 Examples of Rust Loop Over Vector

let v: Vec = vec! []; let v = vec! [ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ]; let v = vec! [ 0; 10 ]; Run, You can push values onto the end of a vector which will grow the vector as needed: let mut v = vec! [ 1, 2 ]; v, push 3 ; Run, Popping values works in much the same way: let mut v = vec! [ 1, 2 ]; let two = v, pop ; Run,

 · I found out that I can use both vec![] and vec! in my code and they both do the same — initialize a Vec, I found no documentation on the later form though, Is it indeed the same thing? Which one

To get a slice, use &, Example: fn read_slice slice: & [ usize ] { } let v = vec! [ 0, 1 ]; read_slice &v ; let u: & [ usize] = &v ; let u: & [ _] = &v; Run, In Rust, it’s more common to pass slices as arguments rather than vectors when you just want to provide read access, The same goes for String and &str,

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 · fn main { let mut a: Vec = vec![1, 2, 3]; for i in &a { // iterate immutably let i: &i32 = i; // elements are immutable pointers println!”{}”, i; } for i in &mut a { // iterate mutably let i: &mut i32 = i; // elements are mutable pointers *i *= 2; println!”{}”, i; } for i in a { // iterate by-value let i: i32 = i; // elements are values println!”{}”, i; } let v = vec![1; 10]; for pos, e in v,iter,enumerate { println!”{}: {:?}”, pos, e; } }

Vectors are re-sizable arrays, Like slices, their size is not known at compile time, but they can grow or shrink at any time, A vector is represented using 3 parameters: pointer to the data, length, capacity, The capacity indicates how much memory is reserved for the vector, The vector can grow as …

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