About this book
"e;Learn Rust Programming"e; assists every programmer in learning Rust and filling in the gaps left by other programming languages in developing full-proof apps and systems. This book covers every vital feature a programmer requires, including basic principles, syntax, clean coding, application testing, popular libraries, and numerous examples and small programmes. As a first step in understanding the language, this book tries to present a profoundly practical method for overcoming this learning curve. Using engaging coding challenges and practical projects, the reader can anticipate learning programming fundamentals, developing advanced concurrent code, contributing to open-source projects, and ultimately pursuing a career in Rust. In addition to programming, this book covers the fundamentals of software engineering to develop maintainable and well-documented projects with the help of built-in tools. As novice software engineers, readers of this book will be able to develop excellent software independently as part of a bigger team. Using Rust, they can join one of the numerous crypto, gaming, IoT, or cloud infrastructure organizations to mark their success of knowledge.
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Table of contents
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication Page
- About the Author
- Acknowledgement
- Preface
- Errata
- Table of Contents
- 1. Building the Basics
- 2. Controlling the Program Flow
- 3. Organizing for Reuse
- 4. Interfacing with Code and Errors
- 5. Borrowing Ownership with Scopes
- 6. Working with Collections
- 7. Reading Input and Writing Output
- 8. Using Crates with Cargo
- 9. Testing What you Build
- 10. Documenting What You Build
- 11. Generating Code with Macros
- 12. Using Heap Memory Effectively
- 13. Running Concurrent Code
- 14. Writing Async Code
- 15. Working with Generics
- 16. Calling Unsafe and Foreign Functions
- Index