Rust Essential Training

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Barron Stone

6:41:47

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1. Learn Rust programming.mp4

00:51

2. What you should know.mp4

01:16

3. What is Rust-.mp4

04:10

4. Installing Rust on Windows.mp4

04:10

5. Installing Rust on Linux and macOS.mp4

01:51

6. Anatomy of a Rust program.mp4

05:54

7. Adding comments.mp4

02:59

8. Building programs using Cargo.mp4

06:44

9. Declaring variables.mp4

05:46

10. Integer data types.mp4

06:51

11. Floating-point data types.mp4

05:34

12. Arithmetic operations.mp4

06:37

13. Formatting print statements.mp4

04:56

14. Bitwise operations.mp4

10:46

15. Boolean data type and operations.mp4

05:04

16. Comparison operations.mp4

03:05

17. Char data types.mp4

02:36

18. Challenge- Find the average.mp4

01:17

19. Solution- Find the average.mp4

02:01

20. Arrays.mp4

07:43

21.Multidimensional arrays.mp4

04:33

22. Tuples.mp4

04:36

23. Function parameters.mp4

06:37

24. Statements vs. expressions.mp4

01:49

25. Function return values.mp4

05:08

26. Challenge- Convert temperature.mp4

01:25

27. Solution- Convert temperature.mp4

01:12

28. Conditional execution.mp4

03:38

29. Multiple conditions.mp4

03:45

30. Conditional assignment.mp4

03:41

31. Loops.mp4

03:45

32. While loops.mp4

04:55

33. For loops.mp4

05:09

34. Nested loops.mp4

02:51

35. Challenge- Max, min, mean.mp4

01:13

36. Solution- Max, min, mean.mp4

02:25

37. Variable scope.mp4

02:52

38. Shadowing variables.mp4

03:47

39. Stack and heap memory.mp4

05:07

40. String data type.mp4

04:48

41. Ownership.mp4

03:47

42. Moving, cloning, and copying data.mp4

07:02

43. Transferring ownership.mp4

06:33

44. Borrowing references.mp4

04:08

45. Mutable references.mp4

02:58

46. Dangling references.mp4

02:25

47. Slices.mp4

04:43

48. Slices as function parameters.mp4

04:44

49. Challenge- Trim spaces.mp4

01:28

50. Solution- Trim spaces.mp4

02:41

51. Rust Standard Library and prelude.mp4

03:19

52. Standard input.mp4

02:06

53. Parse strings.mp4

03:24

54. Crates.mp4

06:31

55. Challenge- Higher or lower.mp4

01:05

56. Solution- Higher or lower.mp4

03:59

57. Command-line arguments.mp4

04:48

58. Reading from files.mp4

04:44

59. Writing to files.mp4

04:55

60. Challenge- Check the roster.mp4

01:08

61. Solution- Check the roster.mp4

02:24

62. Defining structs.mp4

05:38

63. Struct update syntax.mp4

03:42

64. Struct methods.mp4

03:58

65.Associated functions.mp4

02:30

66. Tuple structs.mp4

03:51

67. Challenge- Represent shapes.mp4

01:29

68. Solution- Represent shapes.mp4

02:21

69. Generic struct definitions.mp4

05:39

70. Generic method definitions.mp4

03:48

71. Generic function definitions.mp4

03:26

72. Box data type.mp4

06:24

73. Challenge- Sum boxes.mp4

01:13

74. Solution- Sum boxes.mp4

02:37

75. Implement traits.mp4

04:33

76. Default trait implementation.mp4

01:33

77. Derive traits.mp4

03:58

78. Trait bounds.mp4

03:08

79. Multiple trait bounds.mp4

04:26

80. Return types with implemented traits.mp4

03:40

81. Challenge- Implement the display trait.mp4

01:16

82. Solution- Implement the display trait.mp4

01:53

83. The borrow checker.mp4

04:13

84. Lifetime annotation syntax.mp4

06:05

85. Multiple lifetime annotations.mp4

02:32

86. Lifetime elision rules.mp4

05:18

87. Struct lifetime annotations.mp4

04:20

88. Static lifetime.mp4

01:38

89. Define enums.mp4

03:43

90. Match operator.mp4

02:43

91. Match with default placeholder.mp4

04:34

92. Enum methods.mp4

03:04

93. Option-T- enum.mp4

05:15

94. Matching Option-T-.mp4

01:31

95. If-let syntax.mp4

01:57

96. Challenge- Represent a location.mp4

01:04

97. Solution- Represent a location.mp4

01:20

98. Unrecoverable errors.mp4

04:56

99. Result-T, E- enum.mp4

04:19

100. Matching Result-T, E- to recover from errors.mp4

03:21

101. Propagating errors.mp4

03:37

102. Challenge- Handle errors.mp4

01:08

103. Solution - Handle errors.mp4

01:56

104. Vectors.mp4

04:54

105. HashMaps.mp4

06:33

106. Challenge- Count words.mp4

02:23

107. Solution- Count words.mp4

03:34

108. Where to go next.mp4

02:27

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Description

If you know even a little bit about programming languages, you know there are a plethora of options to choose from. If your priority is a language focused on reliability, speed, memory, safety, and parallelism, then Rust may be the one for you. In this course, instructor Barron Stone covers the key components of Rust, starting with basic programming concepts including variables, data types, functions, and control loops. He then moves on to some of the core concepts that are unique to Rust, including ownership, borrowing references, and crates. While Rust is great for low-level systems programming, it’s also being used for web apps, network services, and embedded programs. As Barron shows, the features of Rust, along with great tools, documentation, and a welcoming community, have made Rust a language that developers love.

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Technical product manager and U.S. Air Force veteran with experience in commercial and government sectors, strong engineering background, and active DoD security clearance. Part-time author of courses on LinkedIn Learning.

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