Rust Code Challenges

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Tim McNamara

2:35:45

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1. Introduction

001. Let's put Rust into practice.mp4

01:35

002. What you need to get started.mp4

02:01

2. Rust Code Challenges

003. Calculate the median.mp4

07:26

004. Find unique items.mp4

04:03

005. Print any text type.mp4

04:17

006. Case-insensitive sort.mp4

02:54

007. Convert text to Morse Code.mp4

06:33

008. Value of a hand of cards.mp4

06:25

009. Has a deadline been reached.mp4

03:30

010. Convert between Celsius and Fahrenheit.mp4

04:21

011. Sum a list of numbers with missing values.mp4

04:21

012. Calculate the number of weeks between two dates.mp4

05:20

013. Validate an ISBN number.mp4

17:00

014. Check if a file exists.mp4

07:36

015. Interpret an RGB hex color.mp4

16:25

016. Run-length encoding.mp4

15:11

017. Handle inconsistent dates.mp4

11:51

018. Travel planner.mp4

21:12

019. Final challenge Vigenere cipher.mp4

13:44

Description

It will take time—and a whole lot of practice—to improve your Rust coding skills. It’s important to push yourself with new challenges, which is exactly what this course is for. Join author and instructor Tim McNamara as he takes you through a series of coding challenges, testing your ability to perform certain functions so you can reach the next level with Rust.

Acquire new Rust skills with exercises that start off simple and become progressively more difficult. Learn how to write better, faster, and more reliable code when you need it. Find out why Rust is taking over the industry, offering an efficient and secure alternative to many other programming languages. By the end of this course, you will have a new list of skills that you can continue to practice and develop moving forward. Are you up for the challenge?

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• Published author on the Rust programming language[1], with multiple readers saying it's the best programming book they've ever read[2,3] • Top 1% of Python software developers worldwide, as measured by Stack Overflow contributions [4] • Roughly a decade of commercial data science experience, with strengths in natural language programming, text mining, sentiment analysis, network analysis and deep learning • Strong social proof - 500k/month impressions on Twitter, 1.5million impressions on Quora, 2.4 million impressions on Stack Overflow • Technical leader and trainer - has been invited to deliver courses, workshops and talks internationally and mentored multiple junior developers I develop technology products and services that make sense of our world. My work has indirectly touched millions by supporting some of New Zealand's largest firms and many of its government agencies. Above all else, I am interested in how technology can enhance people's lives. My professional background includes experience within technology, research, intellectual property, humanitarian affairs and emergency management. [1] https://www.manning.com/books/rust-in-action [2] https://twitter.com/radicalrafi/status/957350907615866880 [3] https://twitter.com/em0uquae/status/971495140966785026 [4] https://stackoverflow.com/users/story/395287

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