Hello again, Rustonaut! Today, we're unraveling the mysteries of an essential programming tool: control structures. They guide the flow of our program. Are you ready to delve into if-else
statements and match
statements?
The structure of an if
and if-else
construct in Rust follows this format:
When the provided condition
is true
, we execute the block within the if
clause. When the condition
is false
, we enter an optional else
block.
An if
statement is simplistic yet powerful. It instructs the compiler to execute actions only under specific conditions. Let's imagine we're checking a planet's atmospheric composition:
