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Rust Programming Masterclass from Beginner to Expert
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Rust Programming Masterclass from Beginner to Expert
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Overview of this book
This Rust Programming Masterclass is designed to take you from novice to professional. Starting with setting up Rust and your development environment, you’ll quickly move into basic programming concepts like variables, data types, and functions. Each video builds upon the previous, ensuring a solid foundation in Rust’s unique syntax. Through guided exercises, you’ll learn key concepts such as ownership, memory management, and control flow, which are the core principles of the Rust programming language.
As you progress, you’ll dive deeper into Rust’s advanced features, including generics, traits, and smart pointers. Real-world projects like stack implementation, expression evaluation, and hash maps will allow you to build robust systems while learning important design patterns. By the time you reach the final sections, you’ll have mastered complex topics like Rust's concurrency model, error handling, and blockchain development.
By the end of the course, you will not only be proficient in Rust syntax but will also have the skills to build real-world applications and optimize them for performance and memory safety. The course culminates in a detailed understanding of Rust’s capabilities in web programming, concurrency, and performance, preparing you to work with Rust on high-performance, multi-threaded applications.
Table of Contents (26 chapters)
Introduction
Basic Programming
Ownership – The Heart of Rust Programming
Control Structures
Project: Stack Implementation
Structures, Traits, Generics, Enums
Iterators, Lifetimes, and Closures
Rust Modules and Crates
Smart Pointers
Advanced Techniques
Real-Life Applications and Problem-Solving Using Rust
Deep Dive Into Traits
Efficient Programming with Rust
Concurrency
Text Processing, File and Directory Handling
A Deeper Look at the Sized and Unsized Types in Rust
Error Handling
Beyond Basic References
Coercion in Rust
Beyond Simple Lifetimes
Traits
Downcasting
Dropcheck
Blockchain in Rust
Web Programming
Measuring and Improving Performance
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