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Rust program to demonstrate the match statement without returning the value
Rust | match statement without returning the value example: Given a number (week number), we have to find the weekday.
Last Updated : October 04, 2021
Problem Statement
Here, we will create an integer variable, and then we will find the weekday from week number using the match statement without returning the value.
Program/Source Code
The source code to demonstrate the match statement without returning the value is given below. The given program is compiled and executed successfully.
// Rust program to demonstrate the
// match statement without returning value
fn main() {
let mut weekNum:i32 = 2;
match weekNum {
1=> println!("Sunday"),
2=> println!("Monday"),
3=> println!("Tuesday"),
4=> println!("Wednesday"),
5=> println!("Thursday"),
6=> println!("Friday"),
7=> println!("Saturday"),
_=> println!("Invalid week number")
};
}
Output
Monday
Explanation
Here, we created an integer variable weekNum with an initial value of 2. Then we found the weekday from week number using the match statement without returning value and printed the result.
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