Rust Tutorial

02:25 Primitives
06:32 Output
08:51 Math
11:18 Conditionals
14:38 Looping
17:14 Strings
22:05 Input
26:08 Arrays
27:32 Vectors
28:58 Tuples
30:02 Functions
32:14 Closures
33:48 Pointers
37:41 Structs
41:12 Traits
43:37 Enums

In this tutorial I'll provide an introduction to the Rust programming language. We'll be covering Primitives, Output, Math Functions, Conditionals, Looping, Strings, Input, Arrays, Vectors, Tuples, Functions, Closures, Pointers, Structs, Traits, Enums and a whole lot more.

Thank you to Patreon supports like the following for helping me make this video

@kyleaisho
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[BanibrataDutta]

Perhaps time to do a refresh after almost 5years. Please do consider. Great tutorial as all of the others you've made, no doubt.

[randomrandom]

Thanks a lot, im an experienced programmer and its the 4th language I get started with your videos. Most tutorials assume you don't know how to code at all, it's nice to have those kind of videos that just focus on the language and not all coding in general.

Again, thanks a lot.

[newmagicfilms]

Imagine Derek Banas goes for a Job Interview: How many programming language do you know ?
Derek Banas: um... let me think i am pro at HTML, Java, Javascript, C#, Angular, PHP, MySQL, CSS, mongoDB, bootstrap, Dart, Scala, Prolog, Lisp, jQuery, Haskell, Lua, Swift, Objective C, everything about Android, Perl, Mean Stack, inkscape, wordpress, regex

[kenny]

Thanks for the excellent Rust tutorial! Seems like an awesome language
with tons of potential- similar to C, but with more expressiveness, and
errors instead of "undefined behavior"

[deckarep]

You have an excellent delivery style of the content. It is clear and concise. Please keep it up and thanks for putting this together!

[FreshmanThesis]

rust is so much fun to program in, especially for a systems language. thanks for spreading the good word!

[readysetfire]

0:35 You can probably make a decent career in being a rapper if you ever quit the youtube business

[draakisback]

thanks for the Tutorial Derek, was very helpful to looking at what rust offers. I've been hearing about rust for a bit and I've looked into a few things but just never really got all that interested.

[BMagor]

This is not the Rust with the crafting, and weapons, and basebuilding...

[Edurolp]

Oh lol, I just started learning Rust yesterday! God bless this syncronization. Thanks for another awesome video :)

[timkofu]

Started learning Rust on Monday, their documentation is great; thanks for the video.

[CliseruGabriel]

man this is the best tutorial I have seen so far from the perspective of presumed knowledge/explanation/time line/amount of useless talk I have to skip over. GG!

[monkeyrater]

You seem to have left out all the advanced topics of Rust. Rust uses the concept of ownership and borrowing to allocate memory in a way that does not require garbage collection. I wish you could do another learn-in-one where you cover all the advanced concepts in Rust as this video only covers the simple syntax of loops, functions, structs but leaves a person unable to fully use them the way they are meant to be used.

[АндрейРумянцев-рь]

14.04 - upload this review on Rust 1.7
14.04 - release Rust 1.8

Rust, it's time to stop!

[iAkOu]

Thanks for all these simple and well made programming videos. You're the best :D

[mohsinhijazee]

This tour of Rust is really brilliant. Thank you for putting it all together.

Good to see a Rust video too! I've started with Rust about two months ago, and I love the language. There's already a whole bunch of things programmed in Rust, like whole operating systems, windows driver rewrites and a whole lot more. That's awesome!

[JeremyChone]

Great way to deliver an overview of any language.

[sioonhho]

I would *strongly* suggest against compiling without warnings, one of Rust's main features is it's compiler and how useful it can be in pointing out runtime errors during compile time.

[a_k__]

Would be great to get the updated version of this