chore: devfoma week 2 assignment submission#53
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PR Title
chore: Week 2 Rust Fundamentals AssignmentDescription
This pull request includes the completed implementation for Week 2: Rust Fundamentals, covering functions, control flow, loops, and enums.
Each task was developed as a separate module (
task_1.rs,task_2.rs, andtask_3.rs) and integrated intomain.rsto demonstrate modular Rust design.Key Features Implemented:
whileandifcontrol structures.modandpubfor clean and maintainable code structure.Project Structure
Testing and Output
All modules were tested through the main function to verify functionality and correct outputs.
📸 Implementation Screenshot:

Summary
This submission demonstrates understanding of Rust’s foundational syntax, modular design, and control structures while applying them to Bitcoin-related logic. The exercises improved debugging, problem-solving, and modular project organization skills in Rust.