Create tuple with types, but without values

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• We can create a tuple without initializing. In this case it seems even more useful to declare the types. (Though not required.)
• We must have the mut keyword to make it mutable.
• Then later we can assign all the values at once.
• Before we initialize all the values we cannot assign them one-by-one.

examples/tuples/create-tuple-without-values/src/main.rs

fn main() {
    let mut row: (&str, i32, f32);

    // row.0 = "Blue";
    // partially assigned binding `row` isn't fully initialized

    row = ("Purple", 300, 3.45);
    println!("{:?}", row);

    row = ("Green", 99, 4.1);
    println!("{:?}", row);
}

("Purple", 300, 3.45)
("Green", 99, 4.1)