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thank you so much to everyone who watched liked and commented on last weekamp;#39;s rust video weamp;#39;re going to keep going with the rust theme this video in fact weamp;#39;re going to look more closely at one of the pieces of rust that we used last week but kind of glossed over and that is the parse method for parsing strings into other types so as a quick refresher hereamp;#39;s how you can use the parse method on a string weamp;#39;ve got some string here that is a number but itamp;#39;s being represented as a string and we want to parse it to a u-size type and so we can do string dot parse and in the turbo fish here we can set the generic type to be U size and now if we take a look at the type of num itamp;#39;s not just U size but itamp;#39;s a result of U size the idea of course with the rust result enum is that if we canamp;#39;t get a successful value we need an error instead and so U size here is the success and then parseint error is the error you would get if th
