A Tour of Rust

Why Rust?

Rust Setup & Environments

Cargo

Rust Functions

Writing and Running Unit Tests

Fundamental Types

String & Str and Tuples

Pointer Types (References, Boxes)

Arrays

Vectors

Slices

Type Aliases

Understanding Ownership

Match

If Let

Loops

Control Flow in Loops

Return Expressions

Assignment(+=, *=)

Type Casts (..as..)

Closures

Error Handling

Crates Structure

Workspaces

Structs

Defining Methods with Impl

Generics and Lifetimes

Enums

Impl

Traits

Implementing Traits

Utility Traits (Drop, Sized, Clone, Copy)

Into Iterator Traits

iter and iter_mut Methods

Iterator Adapters (map, filter,...)

HashMap

HashSet

Strings and Text

Formatting Values

Regular Expressions

Expressions

Crates and Modules

Iterators

Collections

Rust Fundamentals

With the "type" keyword, a new naming can be made for an existing data type or data type combination. (like typedef in c++)

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<p><span style="background-color: transparent;">With the "type" keyword, a new naming can be made for an existing data type or data type combination. (like typedef in c++) </span></p>

Fundamental Types:Type Aliases

Rust Fundamentals

Fundamental Types:Type Aliases

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