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Chris Biscardi: [0:00] Primitive_types5 introduces us to the cat tuple. We declare a variable, cat, that is a tuple. That is, it starts with a paren, ends with a paren, and the values are separated by commas, where the first value in the tuple is a string and the second one is 3.5.
[0:14] We have to include a pattern here to destructure these values such that we can use them in our println! Macro call. Note that we can destructure a tuple on the left-hand side of the assignment by giving a name to each position in the tuple.
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