Rust is a highly capable programming language created by Mozilla & has managed to hit a sweet spot in the programming world. Today, Python or JavaScript might be the widely used programming language, but Rust is the most loved programming language according to the Stack Overflow survey. Moreover, it is voted the most loved programming language for the last 4 years.
It cannot be just the hype? No, it is not!
Rust actually solves all the pain points presented by a majority of the programming languages. Rust allows programmers to write secure programs for software effortlessly. It is fast & offers memory safety along with parallelism. Many programmers from all over the world consider Rust as an alternative to C & C++ programming languages that are heavily being used for game engines, file systems, VR simulation engines, operating systems, & browser components.
Because of fewer limitations & a sundry of features including Enums for various types of data, generic iterators, error handling & others, it is preferred over other languages throughout the world. Some of the popular names that are using Rust are Mozilla, Dropbox, Yelp, Braintree, Telenor Digital, Faraday, Craft ai, One Signal, Coursera & so many others.
Considering this, we have curated this online course that will help you learn & master Rust programming from scratch.
What Makes This Course So Special?
This course is a beginner guide that will take you from writing “Hello World” in Rust to understanding how to use all its features effectively for writing clear & effective code. It is a perfect curation for anyone who is looking to catch up with Rust programming from scratch. It will help you learn all the basic syntax, iterators, generics, borrow checker, code documentation, pointer lifetimes, & others.
This Course Includes:
Introduction to Rust
Syntax, installation & writing 1st program
Structs, Enums, functions, expressions, patterns, loops,
Iterators, generics, code testing, error handling
Lifetime & memory management- its importance, passing lifetimes
String vs str, and Vec vs Slice vs Array
Tips & tricks for code reuse & management
Using a New Type to git traits & Dynamic types for polymorphism
Code management in modules
Converting data by using Serde & so much more
Get started today to master the most loved programming language in the world!
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SKILLS YOU WILL GAIN
How to get around the borrow checker when you really need to
How to document your code for others to
How Pointer lifetimes can be tracked across several objects and functions
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
How to use iterators and Generics
How to take advantage of the borrow checker to guarantee your code will act safely
How Rust function signatures can be used to make guarantees to the callers