- Intro
- Syllabus
232 Labs
Defining Modules to Control Scope and PrivacyStart
Refutability: Whether a Pattern Might Fail to MatchStart
Macro_rules!Start
PlaygroundStart
Dead_codeStart
CustomStart
LifetimesStart
Domain Specific Languages Start
Variadic InterfacesStart
UseStart
Declare FirstStart
ExpressionsStart
MutabilityStart
FreezingStart
Returning From LoopsStart
An Example Program Using StructsStart
Controlling How Tests Are RunStart
ElisionStart
Variable BindingsStart
Nesting and LabelsStart
WhileStart
ConstantsStart
Concise Control Flow With if LetStart
Creating a LibraryStart
LoopStart
RepeatStart
LiteralsStart
MutabilityStart
OverloadStart
Pointers/RefStart
Unrecoverable Errors With PanicStart
Abort and UnwindStart
CratesStart
CfgStart
Cargo WorkspacesStart
StructsStart
TraitsStart
Scope and ShadowingStart
TuplesStart
Reading a FileStart
DebugStart
StructsStart
What Is Ownership?Start
The Slice TypeStart
WaitStart
Validating References With LifetimesStart
C-LikeStart
Explicit AnnotationStart
CoercionStart
PrimitivesStart
BoundsStart
Type AnonymityStart
Multiple BoundsStart
Shared-State ConcurrencyStart
Defining and Instantiating StructsStart
Documentation TestingStart
Development DependenciesStart
Publishing a Crate to Crates.ioStart
MutabilityStart
DisplayStart
As Output ParametersStart
Arrays/SlicesStart
ThreadsStart
EnumsStart
CommentsStart
For LoopsStart
The Ref PatternStart
Higher Order FunctionsStart
Aliases for ResultStart
Early ReturnsStart
References and BorrowingStart
VisibilityStart
PanicStart
Multiple Error TypesStart
Bringing Paths Into Scope With the Use KeywordStart
AliasingStart
ClosuresStart
Option & UnwrapStart
Child ProcessesStart
AliasingStart
Using Threads to Run Code SimultaneouslyStart
SupertraitsStart
Combinators: And_thenStart
Input FunctionsStart
ResultStart
The Use DeclarationStart
Accepting Command Line ArgumentsStart
Writing Error Messages to Standard Error Instead of Standard OutputStart
RcStart
Program ArgumentsStart
Pattern SyntaxStart
StructuresStart
New Type IdiomStart
Packages and CratesStart
DocumentationStart
Storing Keys With Associated Values in Hash MapsStart
The Match Control Flow ConstructStart
Using Box<T> to Point to Data on the HeapStart
Rc<T>, the Reference Counted Smart PointerStart
Advanced Functions and ClosuresStart
CloneStart
Separating Modules Into Different FilesStart
File HierarchyStart
TuplesStart
Using a LibraryStart
FunctionsStart
Unsafe OperationsStart
Treating Smart Pointers Like Regular References With DerefStart
DRY Start
Method SyntaxStart
DesignatorsStart
BindingStart
Alternate/Custom Key TypesStart
To and From StringsStart
MatchStart
Super and SelfStart
TestingStart
Box, Stack and HeapStart
Literals and OperatorsStart
Iterating Over ResultsStart
Formatted PrintStart
Storing Lists of Values With VectorsStart
Introducing ?Start
Test-Driven DevelopmentStart
Read_linesStart
Map for ResultStart
Building a Single-Threaded Web ServerStart
BorrowingStart
Let-ElseStart
TraitsStart
InferenceStart
Using Message Passing to Transfer Data Between ThreadsStart
Paths for Referring to an Item in the Module TreeStart
ArcStart
Storing UTF-8 Encoded Text With StringsStart
Test OrganizationStart
FunctionsStart
Filesystem OperationsStart
While LetStart
Pulling Results Out of OptionsStart
HashSetStart
Argument ParsingStart
FunctionsStart
If/ElseStart
GenericsStart
Raw IdentifiersStart
Phantom Type ParametersStart
MethodsStart
Recoverable Errors With ResultStart
PathStart
To Panic or Not to PanicStart
How to Write TestsStart
TraitsStart
DropStart
Diverging FunctionsStart
Struct VisibilityStart
Running Code on Cleanup With the Drop TraitStart
Reference Cycles Can Leak MemoryStart
Testcase: ListStart
TryFrom and TryIntoStart
Iterator::anyStart
BoundsStart
Testcase: Empty BoundsStart
Impl TraitStart
Searching Through IteratorsStart
Operator OverloadingStart
Implementing an Object-Oriented Design PatternStart
Foreign Function InterfaceStart
Integration TestingStart
Combinators: MapStart
Boxing ErrorsStart
From and IntoStart
VectorsStart
CapturingStart
FormattingStart
ResultStart
Ownership and MovesStart
OptionStart
OpenStart
CreateStart
PipesStart
Panic!Start
Testcase: Unit ClarificationStart
Closures: Anonymous Functions That Capture Their EnvironmentStart
Arrays and SlicesStart
Unpacking Options and DefaultsStart
Disambiguating Overlapping TraitsStart
Testcase: Map-ReduceStart
The ProblemStart
Working With Environment VariablesStart
Returning Traits With DynStart
If LetStart
Partial MovesStart
Unit TestingStart
GuardsStart
Using Trait Objects That Allow for Values of Different TypesStart
DeriveStart
Processing a Series of Items With IteratorsStart
Defining an EnumStart
Defining an Error TypeStart
All the Places Patterns Can Be UsedStart
Associated TypesStart
ImplementationStart
CastingStart
Associated Functions & MethodsStart
RaiiStart
Characteristics of Object-Oriented LanguagesStart
StaticStart
Refactoring to Improve Modularity and Error HandlingStart
IteratorsStart
Advanced TraitsStart
Other Uses of ?Start
Wrapping ErrorsStart
StringsStart
As Input ParametersStart
Improving Our I/O ProjectStart
Unsafe RustStart
Traits: Defining Shared BehaviorStart
HashMapStart
Where ClausesStart
Unpacking Options With ?Start
Removing Duplication by Extracting a FunctionStart
Advanced TypesStart
EnumsStart
Testcase: Linked-ListStart
ChannelsStart
Inline AssemblyStart
Turning Our Single-Threaded Server Into a Multithreaded ServerStart
MacrosStart
Graceful Shutdown and CleanupStart
RefCell<T> and the Interior Mutability PatternStart
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Labby
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