Learn Rust Coding For All Levels - System Programming - Code Alongs with Examples & Exercises


What you'll learn
Code along and become an advanced and confident Rust developer from scratch
Get interview-ready by understanding how Rust and safe memory (including data races) really works under the hood
Rust fundamentals: variables, if/else, operators, boolean logic, functions, arrays, vectors, loops, strings, macros and more
Public & Private visibility (correctly securing data), struct and enums, muilding libraries and modules
Object-oriented programming: main functions, enums and structs, interfaces, abstractions and hash tables
How to problem solve and dig through documentations like a developer
Practice your skills with 30+ challenges and assignments (source code solutions included)

Requirements
No programming needed to get started. You will learn everything from the ground up.

Description
Rust is one of most beloved and important languages in the world. It is a programming language focused on memory safety, protection, high performance during the processing of large amounts of data, concurrency and a highly efficient compiler.Over 300 of the biggest companies in the world reportedly use Rust in their tech stacks, including Dropbox, Sentry, and Brilliant. Rust is mostly used if you're looking for work in project types as Web Development, Systems Programming, and CLI Tools Why is this the right Rust course for you?This is the most complete Rust focused course on Udemy. It's an all-in-one topic by topic focused approach that will take you from the very fundamentals of Rust and programming, all the way to complex concepts such as multi threading and error handling.You will learn Rust from the very beginning, step-by-step. I will guide you through building programs from scratch and fun code along with examples, an important theory about how Rust works behind the scenes, and compiling and deploying your own programs from basic geometric calculations to spawning threads and manipulating the multi process level coding.You will also learn how to problem solve like a developer, how to build programs scratch, the proper conventions for your code, how to debug code, and many other real-world skills that you will need on your developer job.And unlike other courses, this one actually contains beginner, intermediate, advanced, and even expert topics, so you don't have to buy any other course in order to master Rust from the ground up!But... You don't have to go into all these topics. This is a long course that focuses purely on Rust, because, after all, it's "The Complete Rust Course". It is designed to bring you a combination of courses all in one! But you can enhance your skill level by only watching sections of this course. You can use this course as the lifetime reference guide for certain topics as you continue to build projects and learn more that you can always come back to anytime you wish to advance in a particular topic. By the end of the course, you will have the knowledge and confidence that you need in order to ace your Rust job interviews and become a developer for programming in Rust.Why am I the right Rust teacher for you?My name is Clarian, I've worked as a head engineer and and am fully passionate and dedicated to what I teach. I have worked and built with top SF Valley companies and blockchain from NEAR to Solana consulting including working on projects that use Rust for coding out smart contracts. Problem-solving and building complex design projects is my love and my life. I am someone who is passionate and committed to building quality projects from the ground up. I have recently been spending my time building comprehensive training models with clear explanations to help others evolve and grow the space. This is the most clearly focused and in-depth solidity course that you will find on Udemy (and maybe the entire internet) that provides video code alongs, plenty of challenges, and exercises with solutions and discussions combined into one.I know how students learn Rust and what they need in order to master it. And with that knowledge, I designed the ideal course curriculum. It's a focused approach on core fundamentals, multiple real world examples, advanced pattern techniques and hands on projects, that will take you from zero to professional and confident Rust developer in a matter of weeks.What do we learn exactly in this course?Build multiple complex programs from scratch for your portfolio! In these projects, you will learn how to think and properly develop your ideas into written code including how to maximize your time by finding and reading documentation and best practices. Master the Rust fundamentals: variables, if/else, operators, boolean logic, String Object, functions, arrays, modifiers, macros, loops, strings, vectors, object handling, concurrency, memory allocation, stack vs the heap and moreLearn Rust from the beginning: Public & Private visibility (correctly securing data), struct and enums, special macros and variables, functions, hashMaps etc How Rust works behind the scenes: Memory safety and data races (low level language), events and error handling, scoping, threading and much more Deep dive into functions: functions, methods, closures, recursion, main function and moreDeep dive into object-oriented programming: Structs and Enum building from scratch, GenericTypes and Traits for libraries and modules and much more. Even though structs and enums with methods aren't called objects, they provide the same functionality, according to the Gang of Four's definition of objects.Learn the Rust techniques that are used by professionals including concretion version abstractions and interface design, the cargo tool, IDE, debugging and compiling.Check out the course curriculum for an even more detailed overview of the content :)This is what's also included in the package:Downloadable code files you can reference whenever you want. Clear explanations which come with exercises, solutions, and discussionsAn online community of active developers and students is available for support and discussion. Free support in the course Q&A30+ Exercises to practice your new skills (solutions included)This course is for you if...... you want to gain a clear and advanced understanding of Rust... you have been trying to learn Rust but: 1) still don't really understand Rust, or 2) still don't feel confident to write programs in the language... you are interested in working on a Rust based project in the future... you already know Rust and are looking for a course to clearly go over advanced topics. This course includes expert topics!... you want to get started with programming: Rust is an awesome and very interesting first language!Does any of the above sound good to you? If so, then whenever you're ready, start this new adventure today, and join me and thousands of other developers in the most focused Rust course that you will ever need!This Rust course is ideal for anyone searching for more info on the following: Rust - systems programming - concurrency - web developer - Rust interview preparation.

Overview
Section 1: What is Rust and Why Does It Matter
Lecture 1 What Is Rust And Why It Matters - Quick Overview
Lecture 2 Join Our Online Live School
Lecture 3 What Is Rust Concurrency
Lecture 4 Rust's Growth in Popularity
Lecture 5 Rust - The Borrow Checker
Lecture 6 Safe Mode and Unsafe Mode in Rust
Lecture 7 Data Races in Rust
Lecture 8 Issues with Rust
Lecture 9 What Is Rust - Summary
Lecture 10 Exercise - Meet The Online Community
Section 2: Rust Course Set Up
Lecture 11 Setting Up The Rust IDE Play Ground
Lecture 12 The Rust IDE Text Editor And Console Basics
Lecture 13 The Rust IDE Setting Basics
Lecture 14 Rust IDE Configuration and Customization
Section 3: Beginner Lessons in Rust
Lecture 15 How To Write Comments in Rust
Lecture 16 First Exercise Solution on How To Write Comments in Rust
Lecture 17 Hello World Example in Rust
Lecture 18 What Are Datatypes in Rust
Lecture 19 How To Declare Variables in Rust - Strings Integers and Booleans in Rust
Lecture 20 Printing Variables as Arguments in Rust
Lecture 21 Exercise - Write Variables in Rust
Lecture 22 Solution - Write Variables in Rust
Lecture 23 What Are Macros in Rust
Lecture 24 What Is The Print Line Println macro in Rust
Lecture 25 Print line Println Exericse in Rust
Lecture 26 What Are Integers in Rust
Lecture 27 Integer Range and Integer Overflow in Rust
Lecture 28 Integer Exercise Example in Rust
Lecture 29 Integer Solution Example in Rust
Lecture 30 What Are Variables in Rust
Lecture 31 Exercise - What Are Variables in Rust
Lecture 32 What is Const in Rust - Constants
Lecture 33 What Are String Literals str in Rust
Lecture 34 What is The String Object in Rust - from() and len()
Lecture 35 String Object Methods in Rust
Lecture 36 Exercise - Modifying String Literals in Rust
Lecture 37 Solution - Modifying String Literals in Rust
Lecture 38 What Are Operators in Rust
Lecture 39 Arithmetic Operators in Rust
Lecture 40 Relational Operators
Lecture 41 Logical Operators in Rust
Lecture 42 Decision Making Statements in Rust
Lecture 43 Rlse If statements and nested If Statements in Rust
Lecture 44 Match Statements in Rust
Lecture 45 Exercise- Decision Making Structures in Rust
Lecture 46 Exercise Solution - Decision Making Structures in Rust
Lecture 47 What Are Loops in Rust
Lecture 48 What Is The For loop in Rust
Lecture 49 While Loop in Rust
Lecture 50 The Loop Keyword in Rust
Lecture 51 Exericse - How To Loop in Rust
Lecture 52 Solution - How To Loop in Rust
Lecture 53 What Is A Function In Rust
Lecture 54 What Is A Function In Rust II
Lecture 55 Exercise - What Are Functions in Rust
Lecture 56 Solution - What Are Functions in Rust
Section 4: Beginner To Intermediate Lessons
Lecture 57 What Are Tuples in Rust
Lecture 58 Exercise - Destructing Tuples with Rust
Lecture 59 Solution - Destructing Tuples with Rust
Lecture 60 What Are Arrays in Rust
Lecture 61 Exercise - Loop Through And Modify an Array in Rust
Lecture 62 Solution - Loop Through And Modify an Array in Rust
Lecture 63 The Stack vs The Heap in Rust
Lecture 64 Ownership in Rust
Lecture 65 Borrowing In Rust - The & Symbol in Rust
Lecture 66 Exericse - Borrowing in Rust
Lecture 67 Solution - Borrowing in Rust
Lecture 68 How To Slice in Rust
Lecture 69 Exercise - How To Slice in Rust
Lecture 70 Solution - How To Slice in Rust
Lecture 71 What Are Structs in Rust
Lecture 72 Exercise - Write Methods and Structs in Rust
Lecture 73 Solution - Write Methods and Structs in Rust
Lecture 74 What Are Enums in Rust
Lecture 75 Exercise - Matching Enums in Rust
Lecture 76 Solution - Matching Enums in Rust
Lecture 77 What Are Modules in Rust
Lecture 78 Exercise - Nested Modules in Rust
Lecture 79 Solution - Nested Modules in Rust
Lecture 80 What are HashMaps in Rust
Lecture 81 Exercise - Build A Hash Table with HashMap in Ruat
Lecture 82 Solution - Build A Hash Table with HashMap in Rust
Section 5: Intermediate to Advanced Videos in Rust
Lecture 83 Error Handling in Rust
Lecture 84 Exercise - Write Error Handling For A Program in Rust
Lecture 85 Solution - Write Error Handling For A Program in Rust
Lecture 86 What Are Generic Types in Rust
Lecture 87 What Are Traits in Rust
Lecture 88 Reader and Writer Inputs and Outputs II in Rust
Lecture 89 Reader And Writer Types in Rust Input and Output
Lecture 90 Install Rust on Your Computer
Lecture 91 How To Use The Cargo Tool in Rust
Lecture 92 What is Iter in Rust and Iterators
Lecture 93 Exercise - Iterate through a vector in Rust
Lecture 94 Exercise - Iterate through a vector in Rust II
Lecture 95 Solution - Iterate Through A Vector In Rust
Lecture 96 What Are Closures in Rust
Lecture 97 What Are Smart Pointers in Rust
Lecture 98 Code Along And Customize Your Own Smart Pointer in Rust
Lecture 99 Exercise - Customize Your Own Custom Smart Pointer
Lecture 100 Solution - Customize Your Own Custom Smart Pointer
Lecture 101 Multi Threads in Rust
Lecture 102 Exercise - Build Your Own Multi Threads in Rust
Lecture 103 Solution - Build Your Own Multi Threads in Rust
Take this course if want to gain a clear and advanced understanding of Rust,Take this course if you have been trying to learn Solidity but: 1) still don't really understand Rust, or 2) still don't feel confident to program in the language,Take this course if are interested in working on a Rust project in the future,Take this course if you already know Rust and are looking for a course to clearly go over advanced topics. This course includes expert topics!,Take this course if you want to get started with programming: Rust may not be your typical first language to learn, but we pay extra attention to break things down in simple format!

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