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About the Course

Begin your journey into Rust programming with this all-encompassing course designed for developers looking to grasp the power and efficiency of Rust. Start with the essentials, including setting up your development environment and running your first program. As you progress, delve into basic programming constructs such as variables, data types, and functions, building a strong foundation for more complex concepts. The heart of Rust lies in its unique ownership model, which ensures memory safety and concurrency. This course provides a thorough exploration of ownership, including heap and stack memory management, and the intricacies of mutable and immutable references. You'll gain a deep understanding of how Rust handles memory, helping you write robust and efficient code. As you advance, the course introduces control structures, allowing you to write more flexible and powerful programs. Learn through hands-on projects, like implementing a stack, which reinforce the theoretical knowledge with practical application. Finally, tackle advanced topics like lifetimes, closures, and iterators, rounding out your expertise in Rust and preparing you for real-world programming challenges. This course is ideal for developers with basic programming knowledge who want to learn Rust. No prior Rust experience is required, but familiarity with programming concepts will be beneficial....
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By Christophe K

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Feb 3, 2025

Very good course (and specialization)!

By Yukihiro F

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Oct 16, 2024

This is a programming language course, but there are no automatically graded programming assignments, and students just watch videos of the instructor coding, so it's not that fun. The grammar lectures were concise and to the point, which I thought was good. However, I'm a bit skeptical about the sudden explanation of a too complicated stack algorithm in module 2.

By Venkatesh B

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Dec 15, 2024

The course coverage is very good. Wish the course has programming assignments along with multiple choice questions.

By Christiano B

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Feb 18, 2025

More projects.

By Adam P

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Jan 17, 2025

This course is very low quality. It looks like live streaming to a friend, not like a well prepared, professional tutorial. It contains tons of errors, formatting is not existent so it's hard to read the code, assessments have bugs and ask about knowledge, which was not presented in the tutorial, etc. You better make Rustlings.