Rust for Programmers – Coming from another language [2024]

Rust for Programmers – Coming from another language [2024], available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.85, with 107 lectures, 12 quizzes, based on 30 reviews, and has 393 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn the basic concepts of Rust Understand the logic behind mutability and borrowing Learn the most important features of the Standard Library Apply modern object orientation Understand the use of traits and generics This course is ideal for individuals who are Everyone who wants to learn Rust 🙂 It is particularly useful for Everyone who wants to learn Rust :).

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Summary

Title: Rust for Programmers – Coming from another language [2024]

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.85

Number of Lectures: 107

Number of Quizzes: 12

Number of Published Lectures: 107

Number of Published Quizzes: 12

Number of Curriculum Items: 119

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 119

Original Price: $99.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn the basic concepts of Rust
Understand the logic behind mutability and borrowing
Learn the most important features of the Standard Library
Apply modern object orientation
Understand the use of traits and generics

Who Should Attend

Everyone who wants to learn Rust 🙂

Target Audiences

Everyone who wants to learn Rust 🙂

Course description:

You want to learn and master the modern and effective programming language Rust? you already have basic experience in another programming language (e.g. C/C++, C#, Java, Python etc.)? then my Rust course is just right for you!

What is Rust?

Rust was developed with the aim of being secure, concurrent and practical. Safety refers in particular to the avoidance of program errors that lead to memory access errors or buffer overflows and thus possibly also to security vulnerabilities. In contrast to other programming languages with automatic memory management, Rust does not use garbage collection for this purpose, but a special type system. Its type safety has been formally proven. (Source: Wikipedia)

Key features

No race conditions
No exceptions
No memory leaks
Official tools that are included:
Build System
Package Manager
Compiler
Unit Testing
Benchmarking
Documentation Generator

Is Rust even important to learn?

Rust has taken first place in the annual Stack Overflow survey of developers for six years in a row. The language is just as performant as C++, but at the same time more bug-proof and all the tools a developer needs are included. Even parts of the Linux kernel are already written in Rust!

This course consists of the following topics:

Installing the tools
Variables and console
Basics of features
Memory management
Generic programming
Data structures
Libraries and tooling
Threads and channels
Object orientation
Further topics
Small programming projects after the chapters

Become a professional today, in the technology of tomorrow!
See you on the course!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to the course

Lecture 1: Introduction to the course

Lecture 2: Windows: Compiler Installation – Part 1

Lecture 3: Windows: Compiler Installation – Part 2

Lecture 4: Linux: Compiler Installation – Part 1

Lecture 5: Linux: Compiler Installation – Part 2

Lecture 6: Mac: Compiler Installation – Part 1

Lecture 7: Mac: Compiler Installation – Part 2

Lecture 8: Course manual

Lecture 9: Course materials

Lecture 10: Set up Visual Studio Code

Lecture 11: Hello World Example

Lecture 12: Hello World – Run und Debug

Chapter 2: Chapter 2: Variables and Console IO

Lecture 1: Print and Formatting

Lecture 2: Mutable and Immutable

Lecture 3: Primitive data types

Lecture 4: Const

Lecture 5: Shadowing

Lecture 6: Console input

Chapter 3: Chapter 3-1: Compound Types

Lecture 1: Tuples

Lecture 2: Arrays

Lecture 3: Array Slices

Lecture 4: Strings

Chapter 4: Chapter 3 – 2: Functions and Control Flow

Lecture 1: Functions

Lecture 2: If-Else

Lecture 3: Loops

Lecture 4: Enum – Part 1

Lecture 5: Enum Match

Lecture 6: Matches

Lecture 7: Enum – Part 2

Lecture 8: Option Enum

Lecture 9: If Let

Lecture 10: Nested Option Match

Lecture 11: While Let

Chapter 5: Chapter 3 – 3: More basics

Lecture 1: String slices

Lecture 2: Structs

Lecture 3: Struct Methods

Lecture 4: Associated Functions

Lecture 5: More about Structs

Lecture 6: Closures

Lecture 7: Function Pointer

Chapter 6: Project 1: Guessing Game

Lecture 1: Guessing Game – Part 1

Lecture 2: Guessing Game – Part 1

Chapter 7: Chapter 4: Memory management

Lecture 1: Casting

Lecture 2: Ownership

Lecture 3: Borrowing Rules

Lecture 4: Are we always Moving?

Lecture 5: Borrowing Scope

Lecture 6: RAII and Box Pointer

Lecture 7: Rc (Reference Count) Pointer

Lecture 8: Lifetime

Chapter 8: Chapter 5 – 1: Error Handling

Lecture 1: Panic

Lecture 2: Result Enum

Lecture 3: Unwrap and Expect

Lecture 4: Propagating Errors

Lecture 5: The ? Operator

Chapter 9: Project 2: File Parser

Lecture 1: File Parser – Part 1

Lecture 2: File Parser – Part 2

Lecture 3: File Parser – Part 3

Chapter 10: Chapter 5 – 2: Generics

Lecture 1: Generic Structs

Lecture 2: Generic Methods and Traits

Lecture 3: Bounding our Generic Struct

Lecture 4: Traits to Extend Types

Lecture 5: Useful Derived Traits

Chapter 11: Project 3: Comparison Traits

Lecture 1: Comparison Traits

Chapter 12: Chapter 6: Data structures

Lecture 1: Vector

Lecture 2: HashMap

Lecture 3: HashSet

Lecture 4: Iterator – Part 1

Lecture 5: Iterator – Part 2

Lecture 6: IntoIterator and Iterator Trait

Lecture 7: Iterator on Ranges

Chapter 13: Project 4: Computations

Lecture 1: Computations

Chapter 14: Chapter 7 – 1: Crates and Modules

Lecture 1: Library

Lecture 2: Modules – Part 1

Lecture 3: Modules – Part 2

Lecture 4: Modules – Part 3

Lecture 5: Absolute vs. Relative Paths

Instructors

Jan Schaffranek
M.Sc in Computer Science – Machine Learning, C/C++, Python

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