This is a very simple lab where we'll use Rust to
implement the disemvowel function that we covered
in a previous C lab.
The initial code has a main.rs that has a main function
and a set of tests for a (missing) disemvowel function.
You should write the missing disemvowel function so that the
tests all pass.
Use cargo test to run the tests.
The solution is just a few lines. There are no doubt a lot of different ways to do this, and I don't claim to know Rust well enough to know the "right" or "best" way. That said, I found the following things useful:
- Creating a vector of vowels
- Iterating over the characters in the input string using
.chars() - Pushing non-vowel characters onto an initially empty string
I found this StackExchange answer useful, although I preferred the
use of contains in the code from the original poster. Your mileage
may vary.