Using Multiple Parameters
Parameters don't have to be kept independent
when we pass them into a function. For example,
if we use to i32
integers we can add them
together in a new variable and print it. In
this case we'll use a function named
do_addition
. The output of the program
will be:
This is main
do_addition made 8
SOURCE CODE
fn main() {
println!("This is main");
do_addition(3, 5);
}
fn do_addition(alfa: i32, bravo: i32) {
let sum = alfa + bravo;
println!("do_addition made {}", sum);
}