Recap - Initialize Variables

Part of the Fundamentals section of Coddy's Rust journey — lesson 13 of 75.

Challenge

Beginner

Write code that initializes the following variables:

k with the value 88
pi with the value 3.14
name with the value “bob”

Try it yourself

fn main() {
    // Type your code below

    
    // Don't change the lines below
    println!("k = {}", k);
    println!("pi = {}", pi);
    println!("name = \"{}\"", name);
}

All lessons in Fundamentals

1Introduction

Rust Hello World!Comments Basic Program Structure

4Operators Part 1

Arithmetic Operators Modulo Operator Arithmetic Shortcuts Comparison Operators String Comparison

7Basic IO

Printing to Console Reading User Input Recap - Till 120 Recap - True or False

10Variable Bindings

Scope Shadowing Part 1 Variable Binding Shadowing Part 2

13Arrays Continued

Mutable Reference Arrays Array Methods Recap - Product Array Recap - Reversed Array Better Print

16Final Projects

Number Pattern Pattern Finder Student Grade Calculator

2Variables Part 1

Numbers Char String Boolean Mutable Variables

5Operators Part 2

Logical Operators Part 1 Logical Operators Part 2 Recap - Simple Logic Logical Operators Part 3

8Calculator App

Welcome Message Getting Numbers

Basic Operations

Formatted Output

11Functions

Declaring Functions Parameters and Arguments Return Values Multiple Return Values Recap - Sigma Function Recap - Validation Function

14Iterating Over Arrays

Range Guide Enhanced For Loop Borrow In Loop Common Array Operations

3Variables Part 2

Type Declaration Naming Conventions Type InferenceRecap - Initialize VariablesType Casting

6Decision Making

If Expressions If-Else Match Statement Recap - If Else Nested If - Else

9Loops

For Over Series While Loop Break Continue Nested Loop Loop Labels Infinite Loop Recap - Dynamic Input

12Arrays Basics

Declaring Arrays Array as Parameter Accessing Elements Modifying Arrays Recap - Pretty Print Array

15String Operations

String Methods format! Macro String Conversion Recap - Format