How can I declare a generic HashMap in a Rust struct?

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The usual way to declare a HashMap in a Rust struct is as follows:

struct MyStruct {
  query: HashMap<String, String>,
  counter: u32,
}

How would I write the above code if I do not know what the HashMap would contain beforehand? I have tried the below code without success.

struct MyStruct {
  query: HashMap<K, V>,
  counter: u32,
}
rust
1 Answers

You will need to add your generics to your struct declaration as well:

struct MyStruct<K,V> {
  query: HashMap<K, V>,
  counter: u32,
}

Have a look at Rust Book/Generic Data Types

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