Write a Rust program to split string into array of words
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Write a Rust program to split string into array of words
Input : "hello world"
Output : ["hello", "world"]
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- Created 9 months ago
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@harshraj8843 I just did thank you for the help, I was trying to use vscode but I failed I will try to practice more
fn split_string(s: &str) -> Vec<&str> { s.split_whitespace().collect() }
fn main() { let s = “hello world”; let words = split_string(s); println!(“{:?}”, words); }