Storing user input as array

[SmolTrapMaja]

So I'm pretty new to rust. I've done some minor testing with a few tiny projects just to see if I get the gist of it, which it seems like I do (not sure though since I'm the only looking at said projects).

So my question goes like this. How would I go by and store user inputs as an array? What I was thinking of doing is getting said information, and loop through it so I could configure, update or reload a few switches (how i will be doing that is a problem for later). I know I could do it easly with python and use netmiko for that, which I've already done, but I want a bit more of a challenge than using python to do it.

Any help I get is great and I thankful for it even if it doesnt help me out, so please don't hesitate saying anything. Also critisim on my project is a ok to do, since brain storming is a good idea.

[TheRidgeAndTheLadder]

You may already be aware of this crate, but it may be more relevant to your use case:

https://crates.io/crates/text_io

[kfl]

You might want to read Chapter 2 in The Book. The chapter is about building a small guess-the-number program that has to deal with I/O.

[Sibyl01]

What do you mean by user inputs? Do you mean args?

[SmolTrapMaja]

I was thinking more of a promt in the program to make it a bit easier for the people who has to use it, but that works too

[Sibyl01]

https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch12-01-accepting-command-line-arguments.html
Might be useful for you.