In Rust, the unit type ()
is a type that has exactly one value, also written as ()
. It is used to indicate the absence of a meaningful value and is often seen in functions that do not return a value.
In this challenge, you will implement a function that prints a message and returns the unit type.
You need to implement the function print_message() -> ()
that prints "Hello, Rust!"
to the console and returns the unit type.
print_message
function should print "Hello, Rust!"
to the console.()
.let result = print_message();
assert_eq!(result, ());
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!"); ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!"); return ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!"); ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!"); ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, world!");}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!");}
pub fn print_message() -> () { println!("sa"); // TODO: Implement the function here}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!"); ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!"); ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!"); ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!"); ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust"); ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("message"); // return ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!"); ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!"); ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!")}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here print!("Hello, Rust!")}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!")}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!"); ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function hereThe print_message function should print "Hello, Rust!" to the console.// The function should return the unit type ().println!("Hello, Rust!");}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!"); ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!"); ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello Rust!");}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("hello world!");}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here let p = "Hello, Rust!"; println!("{}", p) }
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!");}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!"); ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!"); ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Message")}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here print!("Hello, Rust!")}
// Haha, that's weird. Why you want an empty.pub fn print_message() -> () { println!("Hello, Rust!"); ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!");}
pub fn print_message() -> () { println!("Hello, Rust!"); ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here print!("Hello, Rust!")}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!");}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!");}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!"); ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!"); ()}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("Hello, Rust!")}
pub fn print_message() -> () { // TODO: Implement the function here println!("some thing");}
pub fn print_message() -> () { println!("Hello, Rust!");}