1. What is match ? Junior A. a control-flow construct that compares a value against a series of patterns and runs the arm of the first that fits B. the compiler requirement that the arms of a match cover every possible case of the scrutinized value C. binding the individual fields or elements of a compound value to separate variables within a pattern D. a concise construct that runs a block only when a value matches one specific pattern, optionally with an else
2. Which term means: "a control-flow construct that compares a value against a series of patterns and runs the arm of the first that fits"? Junior A. match B. while let C. if let D. Exhaustiveness
3. Which statement is correct? Junior A. match — a control-flow construct that compares a value against a series of patterns and runs the arm of the first that fits B. match — a concise construct that runs a block only when a value matches one specific pattern, optionally with an else C. match — a loop that continues executing as long as a value keeps matching the given pattern D. match — the compiler requirement that the arms of a match cover every possible case of the scrutinized value
4. What is if let ? Junior A. a loop that continues executing as long as a value keeps matching the given pattern B. a control-flow construct that compares a value against a series of patterns and runs the arm of the first that fits C. a concise construct that runs a block only when a value matches one specific pattern, optionally with an else D. the compiler requirement that the arms of a match cover every possible case of the scrutinized value
5. Which term means: "a concise construct that runs a block only when a value matches one specific pattern, optionally with an else"? Junior A. Destructuring B. if let C. while let D. match
6. Which statement is correct? Junior A. if let — a concise construct that runs a block only when a value matches one specific pattern, optionally with an else B. if let — the compiler requirement that the arms of a match cover every possible case of the scrutinized value C. if let — binding the individual fields or elements of a compound value to separate variables within a pattern D. if let — a control-flow construct that compares a value against a series of patterns and runs the arm of the first that fits
7. What is while let ? Mid A. a control-flow construct that compares a value against a series of patterns and runs the arm of the first that fits B. the compiler requirement that the arms of a match cover every possible case of the scrutinized value C. binding the individual fields or elements of a compound value to separate variables within a pattern D. a loop that continues executing as long as a value keeps matching the given pattern
8. Which term means: "a loop that continues executing as long as a value keeps matching the given pattern"? Mid A. while let B. Destructuring C. Exhaustiveness D. match
9. Which statement is correct? Mid A. while let — the compiler requirement that the arms of a match cover every possible case of the scrutinized value B. while let — binding the individual fields or elements of a compound value to separate variables within a pattern C. while let — a concise construct that runs a block only when a value matches one specific pattern, optionally with an else D. while let — a loop that continues executing as long as a value keeps matching the given pattern
10. What is Exhaustiveness ? Mid A. a concise construct that runs a block only when a value matches one specific pattern, optionally with an else B. the compiler requirement that the arms of a match cover every possible case of the scrutinized value C. a control-flow construct that compares a value against a series of patterns and runs the arm of the first that fits D. a loop that continues executing as long as a value keeps matching the given pattern
11. Which term means: "the compiler requirement that the arms of a match cover every possible case of the scrutinized value"? Mid A. if let B. Destructuring C. match D. Exhaustiveness
12. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Exhaustiveness — a loop that continues executing as long as a value keeps matching the given pattern B. Exhaustiveness — a concise construct that runs a block only when a value matches one specific pattern, optionally with an else C. Exhaustiveness — binding the individual fields or elements of a compound value to separate variables within a pattern D. Exhaustiveness — the compiler requirement that the arms of a match cover every possible case of the scrutinized value
13. What is Destructuring ? Mid A. the compiler requirement that the arms of a match cover every possible case of the scrutinized value B. binding the individual fields or elements of a compound value to separate variables within a pattern C. a control-flow construct that compares a value against a series of patterns and runs the arm of the first that fits D. a loop that continues executing as long as a value keeps matching the given pattern
14. Which term means: "binding the individual fields or elements of a compound value to separate variables within a pattern"? Mid A. Destructuring B. if let C. Exhaustiveness D. match
15. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Destructuring — binding the individual fields or elements of a compound value to separate variables within a pattern B. Destructuring — the compiler requirement that the arms of a match cover every possible case of the scrutinized value C. Destructuring — a loop that continues executing as long as a value keeps matching the given pattern D. Destructuring — a control-flow construct that compares a value against a series of patterns and runs the arm of the first that fits