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all right my name is Michael Park Iamp;#39;m going to show you guys a experiment of pattern matching library Iamp;#39;ve written in 2014 the URL is there so we can take a look so this is from the Haskell wikibooks page itamp;#39;s a quote from actual school Cupid sage so it says in pattern matching we attempt to match values against patterns and if so desired bind variables to successful matches the color coding here for values patterns and variables will come up later in the slides so do pay attention to them so in the hip language like rust we can do pattern matching on simple values for example with an x over here which is an INT and our patterns are in pink here 1 2 3 and a wild card which matches anything and just drops it well we can do the same thing in single source right we can do a switch on X and we can describe our patterns in your case one two three and a default happens to be one of the patterns we can also do something a little more fancier in the rest where we can al
