rust spinning rod animation in text

Sure, here's an animation of a rust spinning rod in text:

fn main() {
    let rod_length = 10; // Length of the rod
    let rust_level = 5; // Level of rust on the rod

    for _ in 0..rust_level {
        for i in 0..rod_length {
            if i % 2 == 0 {
                println!("|\\");
            } else {
                println!("|/");
            }
        }
        println!();
    }
}

This code represents a rust spinning rod in the Rust programming language. The rod_length variable represents the length of the rod, and the rust_level variable represents the level of rust on the rod.

The animation is created using nested loops. The outer loop iterates rust_level times, representing the number of times the rust animation will be displayed. The inner loop iterates rod_length times, representing the length of the rod.

Inside the inner loop, an if statement checks if the current iteration i is even or odd. If it's even, it prints |\\ to represent a part of the rod spinning clockwise. If it's odd, it prints |/ to represent a part of the rod spinning counterclockwise.

After each iteration of the inner loop, a newline is printed to separate the rod animation.