Rust Programming Course: From Beginner to Expert

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Nouman Azam

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01 - Introductory Stuff and Course Resources

001 Course introduction.mp4

02:35

002 Installing Rust and Web-based Enviroment for Executing Programs.mp4

09:20

003 Running and Compiling Programs your First Program.mp4

06:50

004 Tell us About the Course.mp4

02:53

005 Codes-and-Data.zip

005 Download all the Codes for the Course.html

006 Learning-Resources-PDFs.zip

006 Links to Useful Books on Rust.html

006 Rust-Resources-list.pdf

007 Cheat-Sheets.zip

007 Quick Reference Material.html

02 - Basic Programming

001 Program Outputs and Comments.mp4

10:46

002 Variables and Scalar Data Types.mp4

12:07

003 More on Variables - Shadowing, Constants.mp4

12:47

004 Compound Data Types-Strings.mp4

09:16

005 Compound Data Types-Tuples, Arrays.mp4

11:31

006 Compound Data Types - Vectors.mp4

06:15

007 Functions and Inputs.mp4

15:58

03 - Ownership The Heart of Rust programming

001 Ownership, Premitive and Non-Premitive Types.mp4

11:56

002 Application Memory (Heap and Stack).mp4

12:41

003 Onwership and References in Functions.mp4

13:49

004 Mutable and Immutable References.mp4

11:33

04 - Control Structures

001 Conditional If and its Varaints.mp4

10:51

002 If let and Nested if.mp4

06:38

003 Match Statement.mp4

07:46

004 While and Simple loops.mp4

08:38

005 For Loops and its Variants.mp4

07:20

006 Break and Continue.mp4

11:41

05 - Structures ,Traits, Generics, Enums

001 Structures Basics.mp4

12:15

002 Traits and Default Implementations.mp4

10:38

003 Functions within a Trait.mp4

03:40

004 Enums.mp4

11:22

005 Generics.mp4

10:59

006 Option Enum.mp4

07:25

007 Result Enum.mp4

04:45

008 Hash Maps.mp4

09:27

06 - Iterators, Lifetimes and Closures

001 Lifetimes (Part 1).mp4

10:30

002 Lifetimes (Part 2).mp4

11:02

003 Closures (Part 1).mp4

09:17

004 Closures (Part 2).mp4

08:36

005 Function Types.mp4

05:13

006 Iterators (Part 1).mp4

09:04

007 Iteartors (Part 2).mp4

06:59

07 - Rust Modules and Crates

001 Rust Modules (Part 1).mp4

05:32

002 Rust Modules (Part 2).mp4

12:53

003 Using External Crates.mp4

04:50

004 Publishing your Crate.mp4

11:54

08 - Smart Pointers

001 Basics of Smart Pointers.mp4

09:44

002 Box Smart Pointers and Its Uses.mp4

08:40

003 Refining Cons List and Custom Defined Smart Pointers.mp4

19:23

004 Singly Link List (Part 1).mp4

06:36

005 Singly Link List (Part 2).mp4

09:22

006 Generics and Deref Coercion in Smart Pointers.mp4

10:19

007 Rc Smart pointer.mp4

08:48

008 RefCell Smart Pointer.mp4

08:26

009 Doubly Link List (Part 1).mp4

07:35

010 Doubly Link List (Part 2).mp4

08:09

011 Reference Cycles Creating Memory Leakage.mp4

13:37

09 - Macros, Testing, Question Mark, Partial Move

001 Macros Basic.mp4

12:08

002 Capturing Types.mp4

10:44

003 Repeating Patterns.mp4

09:30

004 Unit Type, Expression Versus Statements and Partial Move.mp4

08:59

005 As ref and Partial Move in Option.mp4

07:31

006 Take and Swap for Avoiding Allocations.mp4

08:24

007 Question Mark Operator.mp4

09:51

008 Testing Your Code (Part 1).mp4

11:48

009 Testing your Code (Part 2).mp4

05:46

10 - Real Life Applications and Problem Solving using Rust

001 Search Results with Word Groupings Using HashMaps and Nested Loops.mp4

08:04

002 Product Popularity using HashMaps.mp4

04:48

003 Highest Stock Price Using MaxStack and Structures.mp4

06:30

004 Finding and Employee with No Meeting Using Multidimensional Arrays.mp4

08:39

005 Longest Non-Stop Working Employee Using HashSets.mp4

08:24

006 Items Suggestions Using HastSets and Vectors.mp4

06:27

007 Items in Ranges Using Binary Search Tree(Part 1).mp4

09:06

008 Items in Ranges Using Binary Search Tree (Part 2).mp4

08:01

009 Fetching Top Products.mp4

12:25

010 Effective Storage and Retrieval Using Trie Data Structure.mp4

09:47

011 Most Recently Used Product using Doubly LinkList and Hashmaps (Part 1).mp4

08:03

012 Most Recently Used Product using Doubly LinkList and Hashmaps (Part 2).mp4

10:00

013 Dsiplaying Participants in an Online Meeting (Part 1).mp4

07:14

014 Dsiplaying Participants in an Online Meeting (Part 2).mp4

10:37

11 - Deep Dive into Traits

001 Trait Bounds.mp4

04:29

002 Associated Types.mp4

06:03

003 Trait Items.mp4

13:28

004 Scope of a Trait, Marker and Super Traits.mp4

15:33

005 Some Useful Traits.mp4

06:23

12 - Advance Structs Initialization, Mutability, Simplification and Builder Pattern

001 Initializing Struct Instances.mp4

08:50

002 Disabling Mutability for Finalized Struct Objects.mp4

06:26

003 Simplifying Structures.mp4

08:03

004 The Builder Pattern for Struct Objects.mp4

11:38

13 - Concurrency

001 Threads Basics.mp4

06:02

002 Multiple Threads and Ownership in Threads.mp4

07:04

003 Communication Through Channels.mp4

10:28

004 Multiple Producers, Threads and Functions.mp4

08:37

005 Sharing States.mp4

06:43

006 Passes Mutexes Between Threads.mp4

07:33

007 Synchronization Through Barriers.mp4

10:52

008 Project Web Scrapping using Threads.mp4

07:10

009 Scoped Threads.mp4

06:02

010 Thread Parking, Yielding.mp4

05:32

011 Async Await (Part 1).mp4

08:15

012 Async Await (Part 2 Tasks and Select).mp4

13:57

14 - Text Processing, File and Directory Handling

001 Basic File Handling.mp4

08:43

002 Directory and Path Related Functions.mp4

08:51

003 Regular Expressions Basics.mp4

14:38

004 Repeititions Quantifiers and Capturing Groups.mp4

09:25

005 String Literals.mp4

04:31

006 String Concatenation and Ownership.mp4

06:19

15 - BlockChain in Rust

001 Blockchain Theory (Part 1 Hashes).mp4

06:19

002 Blockchain Theory (Part 2 Blocks and Blockchain).mp4

13:50

003 Bockchain in Rust (Part 1 Basic Structures and Functions).mp4

11:38

004 Bockchain in Rust (Part 2 Chain Validation and Selection).mp4

07:32

16 - Web Programming

001 Web Programming Basics.mp4

10:42

002 Making Responces.mp4

11:14

003 Multiple Requets Using thread.mp4

05:34

17 - Measuring and Improving Performance

001 Benchmarking using Criterion.mp4

06:50

002 Performance Lints.mp4

10:16

18 - Miscellaneous Topics

001 Function Inputs and Coercion.mp4

04:54

002 Iterating Through Option.mp4

06:45

003 Efficient Programming Tips.mp4

09:09

004 Todo Macro and Some Useful Extentions.mp4

06:08

19 - Extra Programming Practice (Optional)

001 Implementing Stack.mp4

13:42

002 String Reversal Using Stacks.mp4

05:08

003 Expression Evaluation (Infix to PostFix Illustration).mp4

10:45

004 Expression Evaluation (Postfix Evaluation).mp4

06:19

005 Expression Evaluation - Part 1.mp4

09:37

006 Expression Evaluation - Part 2.mp4

11:26

007 Implementing Postfix Evaluation.mp4

06:44

Description

Learn the most loved programming language of programmers (with practical real life problems)

What You'll Learn?

Develop beginer to advance level skills of Rust Programming
Learn the basic syntax of Rust and its feature of memory safety
Developed an understanding of advance level concepts such as generics, traits, lifetimes and closures
Gain Hands-On experience of solving some intermediate to advance level problems using RUST

Who is this for?

Anyone looking to build a strong career in programming through excellent Rust coding skills

What You Need to Know?

We cover everything from scratch and therefore do not require any prior knowledge of Rust

More details

Description
Programming languages usually have some tradeoffs. There are low level languages like C anc C++ usually have speed and control at the cost of memory safety. On the other hand, we high level languages such as python or java script are more safer but are not very efficient from power and speed perspectives. With rust we have best of both the worlds. More specifically, it is a system programming language which means they have speed and control but at the same time are much much better because of the safety features just like high level languages. This makes rust so clearly standout among all the other programming languages.
Its popularity is increasing day by day and is therefore being adapted by bigger companies world wide. Google is also planning to use Rust in the Linux kernel, Microsoft, meanwhile, has turned to Rust to reduce memory-related bugs in Windows and Facebook has also forged closer ties with Rust, joining the Rust Foundation. All these are clear indications that Rust is gaining significant attention of the community.
At 18+ hours of video tutorials, this course will take you from beginner to master level.Â This course is designed from a perspective of a student who has no prior knowledge of RUST and who is a RUST beginner.
Throughout this comprehensive course, we cover a massive amount of skills and techniques including:
Basic rust programming syntax and Common Rust Collectors
Enums, Traits,Â Structures, Generics, Lifetimes and Closures
Rust Module System, the use of External Crates and Publishing Crates
Smart Pointers and Commonly used Data Structures including linklists, trees, BST and doubly linklist
Advance Techniques including macros, testing and advance topics in Trait, Types and Memory Allocations
Real Life Problem where we will learn 13 Real Life Applications in rust from Scratch
Efficient programming skills including Design Patterns, Efficient handling of Options, Strings and Structures
Concurrency and Aysnc Programming
Textual Processing and Directory Handling
Blockchain in RUST
Webprogramming in rust
The course ensures that you learn by doing
Practice exercise questions along with solutions
Quizes and
Assignments
By taking this course, you will become a fluent in RUST programming and you'll be so good so that you can confidently and professionlay code in the language.
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Finally, i am super excited to teach you RUST programming, so hit enroll and enjoy learning RUST

Who this course is for:
Anyone looking to build a strong career in programming through excellent Rust coding skills

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I am Dr. Nouman Azam and i am Associate Professor in Computer Science. I teach online courses related to MATLAB Programming and i have a rich community of students comprising of more than 25,000 students on different online plateforms. The focus in these courses is to explain different aspects of MATLAB and how to use them effectively in routine daily life activities. In my courses, you will find topics such as MATLAB programming, designing gui's, data analysis and visualization. Machine learning techinques using MATLAB is one of my favourate topic. During my research career i explore the use of MATLAB in implementing machine learning techniques such as bioinformatics, text summarization, text categorization, email filtering, malware analysis, recommender systems and medical decision making.

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