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💻 Exploring Iterators in Rust: Manual .next() Calls and Using .iter() 💻

In Rust, iterators play a crucial role in working with collections. The iterator trait allows you to process elements one by one either manually using .next() or through more idiomatic usage with .iter(). Manually calling .next() gives you control over the iteration process, while .iter() provides a more ergonomic and efficient way to loop over elements in collections such as arrays and vectors. Understanding how to leverage iterators enhances the performance and clarity of Rust code.

📋 In this video, you’ll learn:

How to manually call .next() to iterate over elements
The benefits of using .iter() in collections
Best practices for iterator usage in Rust

By mastering iterators, you can improve both the performance and clarity of your Rust code. 🚀

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