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:
