To find the current date and time in Rust, we can use the chrono crate. Here is an example code snippet:
main.rs158 chars9 linesIn this code, we first import the DateTime and Utc structs from chrono. We then use the now() function of Utc to get the current date and time in the UTC timezone. Finally, we print the current date and time using the println!() macro.
This will output something like:
main.rs57 chars2 lines
Note that the date and time will be in UTC timezone. If you need to convert it to a different timezone, you can use the with_timezone() method of the DateTime struct.
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