Modern computer programs can be very complex beasts, and to fight and conquer such complexity the Object-oriented Programming paradigm was introduced. In this course, Object-oriented Programming in Rust, you’ll learn how to implement OOP concepts using the Rust programming language. First, you’ll explore how to define your own objects in Rust using structs and function implementation blocks. Then, you’ll discover how to implement OOP concepts like encapsulation and information hiding in Rust. Next, you’ll hear another important OOP concept, which is polymorphism, and you’ll learn how to define objects that implement polymorphic behavior using traits and other features of the Rust programming language. Finally, you’ll see a complete practical example of how to implement a common and important OOP design pattern in Rust: the Observer design pattern. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of how to structure and write Rust programs using Object-oriented Programming techniques
Author Name: Giovanni Dicanio
Author Description:
Giovanni Dicanio is a computer programmer specialized in both cross-platform C and C++, and Windows operating system development. Giovanni wrote computer programming articles on C++, OpenGL and other programming subjects on Italian computer magazines. He recently authored some C++ feature articles for MSDN Magazine, too. He contributed code to some open-source projects as well. His computer programming experience dates back to the glorious Commodore 64 and Amiga 500 golden days, with Basic and a… more