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Master Rust Programming

This course provides a comprehensive guide to learning Rust, starting from the fundamentals and progressing to advanced topics. It covers the language's core concepts, memory management features, error handling, concurrency, and asynchronous programming. Participants will also explore practical applications like building CLI apps, using traits and generics, and optimizing Rust code for performance.

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Course Duration:

21 Hours

Level:

Fundamental to Advanced

Course Objectives

  • By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Understand the core concepts of Rust programming, including ownership, borrowing, and lifetimes.

  • Write modular and organized Rust code using modules, packages, and the Cargo tool.

  • Handle errors effectively using Result, Option, and custom error types.

  • Build and optimize applications with a focus on performance and memory management.

  • Implement concurrency and asynchronous programming with Rust’s safe concurrency model.

  • Develop a variety of applications, from CLI tools to more complex projects using traits, generics, and smart pointers.

Prerequisites

  • Basic understanding of programming concepts (variables, loops, functions, and conditionals).

  • Familiarity with any programming language (such as Python, C, or JavaScript) is recommended.

  • Access to a system with Rust installed (via rustup) and a code editor (like Visual Studio Code or IntelliJ IDEA with Rust plugin).

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