Rust Quick Start Guide: The easiest way to learn Rust programming
Authors: Daniel Arbuckle
ISBN-10: 1789616700
ISBN-13: 9781789616705
Publisher finelybook 出版社: Packt Publishing (October 30,2018)
Print Length 页数: 180 pages
Book Description
Get familiar with writing programs in the trending new systems programming language that brings together the powerful performance of low-level languages with the advanced features like thread safety in multi-threaded code
Rust is an emerging programming language applicable to areas such as embedded programming,network programming,system programming,and web development. This book will take you from the basics of Rust to a point where your code compiles and does what you intend it to do!
This book starts with an introduction to Rust and how to get set for programming,including the rustup and cargo tools for managing a Rust installation and development workflow.
Then you’ll learn about the fundamentals of structuring a Rust program,such as functions,mutability,data structures,implementing behavior for types,and many more. You will also learn about concepts that Rust handles differently from most other languages.
After understanding the Basics of Rust programming,you will learn about the core ideas,such as variable ownership,scope,lifetime,and borrowing. After these key ideas,you will explore making decisions in Rust based on data types by: learning about match and if let expressions. After that,you’ll work with different data types in Rust,and learn about memory management and smart pointers.
What you will learn
Install Rust and write your first program with it
Understand ownership in Rust
Handle different data types
Make decisions by: pattern matching
Use smart pointers
Use generic types and type specialization
Write code that works with many data types
Tap into the standard library
Contents
Preface
Chapter 1: Getting Ready
Chapter 2: Basics of the Rust Language
Chapter 3: The Big ldeas-Ownership and Borrowing
Chapter 4: Making Decisions by Pattern Matching
Chapter 5: One Data Type Representing Multiple Kinds of Data
Chapter 6: Heap Memory and Smart Pointers
Chapter 7: Generic Types
Chapter 8: Important Standard Traits
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