#7 – minised, part 2

Use Rust to develop a miniature version of the “sed” command-line utility, part 2. Covers topics that include an update to the level of detail covered in the podcast, considerations when selecting the name "build" or "new" for a constructor function that is associated with a "struct", differences between the Python Standard Library and Rust Standard Library when it comes to functionality for command-line interfaces and parsing command-line arguments, using "de-structuring" to create and assign values to multiple variables simultaneously, using the "clone" method to make a "deep copy", defining a custom "enum" type, several string-related methods (such as "split", "match_indices", and "split_at"), using "match" expressions, reading from standard input, using the "format!" macro to create new strings, and converting between "Strings" and "string slices".Find more information about this podcast and the practical code examples here: https://joshroot.github.io/learning-rust-for-busy-people-podcast This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit learningrustforbusypeople.substack.com