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Rust is a systems programming language for performance and memory safety.
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Rust is a systems programming language for performance and memory safety.
Read more →Rust installation uses rustup to set up the compiler and cargo.
Read more →Rust programs run via cargo run or rustc with .rs files.
Read more →Rust syntax uses curly braces and explicit type annotations.
Read more →Rust variables use let and mut for immutability and mutability.
Read more →Rust data types include i32 f64 and String with strict typing.
Read more →Rust type inference reduces explicit type annotations for clarity.
Read more →Rust constants use const for compile-time immutable values.
Read more →Rust operators include arithmetic and logical with type safety.
Read more →Rust if-else statements control flow with pattern matching.
Read more →Rust match expressions handle cases with exhaustive pattern matching.
Read more →Rust loops use loop for and while with break and continue.
Read more →Rust comments use // and /* */ with doc comments for APIs.
Read more →Rust errors use Result and Option with ? operator for safety.
Read more →Rust debugging uses println! and cargo with debuggers like lldb.
Read more →Rust best practices include ownership, explicit error handling.
Read more →Rust security ensures memory safety with ownership and borrowing.
Read more →Rust modules use mod and use for code organization.
Read more →Rust crates are packages managed by cargo with dependencies.
Read more →Rust fmt formats output with println! and format! macros.
Read more →Rust panic handles unrecoverable errors with panic! macro.
Read more →Rust functions use fn with typed parameters and returns.
Read more →Rust closures capture variables with Fn FnMut and FnOnce traits.
Read more →Rust function types define signatures with fn types.
Read more →Rust generic functions use <T> for type-safe polymorphism.
Read more →Rust traits define shared behavior like interfaces with implementations.
Read more →Rust trait bounds constrain generics with trait requirements.
Read more →Rust trait objects enable dynamic dispatch with Box<dyn Trait>.
Read more →Rust default traits provide methods like Default for types.
Read more →Rust derive macros auto-implement traits like Debug and Clone.
Read more →Rust structs define custom types with fields and methods.
Read more →Rust struct methods use impl blocks with self receivers.
Read more →Rust enums define variants with associated data for pattern matching.
Read more →Rust Option handles nullable values with Some and None variants.
Read more →Rust Result handles errors with Ok and Err variants.
Read more →Rust arrays are fixed-length typed sequences with indexing.
Read more →Rust slices provide dynamic views over arrays and vectors.
Read more →Rust vectors are dynamic arrays with push and pop methods.
Read more →Rust HashMaps store key-value pairs with insert and get.
Read more →Rust strings use String for owned data, str for borrowed slices.
Read more →Rust concurrency uses threads with ownership for safety.
Read more →Rust threads spawn lightweight tasks with thread::spawn.
Read more →Rust channels enable thread communication with mpsc::channel.
Read more →Rust Mutex ensures thread-safe access with lock and Arc.
Read more →Rust Arc provides atomic reference counting for shared data.
Read more →Rust file reading uses std::fs with error handling.
Read more →Rust file writing uses std::fs::write with buffered writers.
Read more →Rust file paths use std::path for cross-platform handling.
Read more →Rust file deletion uses std::fs::remove_file with checks.
Read more →Rust HTTP server uses hyper or actix-web for performance.
Read more →Rust HTTP client uses reqwest for async API calls.
Read more →Rust HTTP routing uses actix-web or rocket for endpoints.
Read more →Rust HTTP middleware chains handlers for logging and auth.
Read more →Rust JSON handling uses serde for serialization and deserialization.
Read more →Rust JSON serialization uses serde_json with derive macros.
Read more →Rust JSON deserialization uses serde with typed structs.
Read more →Rust web frameworks, like Actix-Web and Rocket, simplify API development.
Read more →Rust Actix-Web provides fast routing and async handlers for APIs.
Read more →Rust Rocket framework supports typed routing and REST APIs.
Read more →Rust REST APIs use Actix-Web with JSON responses.
Read more →Rust GraphQL APIs use async-graphql for typed queries.
Read more →Rust WebSockets use tungstenite for real-time communication.
Read more →Rust authentication uses JWT for secure API endpoints.
Read more →Rust environment variables use std::env for configuration.
Read more →Rust CORS enables cross-origin requests with middleware.
Read more →Rust logging uses log and env_logger for structured logs.
Read more →Rust error logging captures errors with log or tracing.
Read more →Rust request logging tracks API calls with middleware.
Read more →Rust testing uses #[test] with cargo test for assertions.
Read more →Rust unit testing uses assert! macros for function tests.
Read more →Rust integration testing validates APIs with reqwest.
Read more →Rust mocking uses mockall for isolated unit tests.
Read more →Rust benchmarking uses criterion for performance tests.
Read more →Rust database integration uses sqlx for typed queries.
Read more →Rust PostgreSQL uses sqlx or diesel for typed queries.
Read more →Rust MongoDB uses mongodb crate for document data.
Read more →Rust Redis uses redis crate for caching and sessions.
Read more →Rust database transactions use sqlx for commit/rollback.
Read more →Rust ORMs like Diesel simplify database queries with structs.
Read more →Rust REST API with Actix-Web handles CRUD with JSON.
Read more →Rust GraphQL API with async-graphql supports typed queries.
Read more →Rust real-time chat uses WebSockets with tungstenite.
Read more →Rust file server serves static files with hyper.
Read more →Rust authentication API uses JWT for secure endpoints.
Read more →Rust database CRUD with PostgreSQL handles data operations.
Read more →Rust concurrent tasks use async-std for parallelism.
Read more →Rust API testing with reqwest validates REST endpoints.
Read more →Rust logging setup with env_logger logs requests and errors.
Read more →Rust Dockerized app uses Dockerfile for containerized deployment.
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