Rust Crash Course | Rustlang

Learn all the fundamentals of the Rust programming language in this crash course.

Sponsor: Eduonix

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Timestamps:
Intro - 1:05
Install Rust - 4:45
Creating a file - 6:26
Cargo Init & Build - 7:50
Print & Formatting - 10:42
Variables - 19:35
Data Types - 25:15
Strings - 33:42
Tuples - 44:34
Arrays - 47:14
Vectors - 55:00
Conditionals - 1:16:00
Loops - 1:07:03
Functions - 1:13:53
Pointers & Reference - 1:19:14
Structs - 1:22:00
Enums - 1:37:59
Command Line Args - 1:42:00

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[TraversyMedia]

This is an intro to the language. It is long but we go over a lot. Web Assembly with Rust is next. Also guys, check out Eduonix, they are giving my subscribers/viewers an awesome deal on courses.


TIMESTAMPS:
Intro - 1:05
Install Rust - 4:45
Creating a file - 6:26
Cargo Init & Build - 7:50
Print & Formatting - 10:42
Variables - 19:35
Data Types - 25:15
Strings - 33:42
Tuples - 44:34
Arrays - 47:14
Vectors - 55:00
Conditionals - 1:16:00
Loops - 1:07:03
Functions - 1:13:53
Pointers & Reference - 1:19:14
Structs - 1:22:00
Enums - 1:37:59
Command Line Args - 1:42:00

[gosnooky]

Been using C++ for over 20 years... Rust is such a more coder-friendly language. Your videos are great, man.

[iggy]

Rust is NOT garbage collected! The assertion at 3:55 is false. Rust has completely deterministic memory management, enforced at COMPILE time. There is no freeing up after reaching a "threshold". This is like, one of the key things of Rust.

[piyushupadhyay]

53:10

"It's always good thing to get rid of STDs"

😂😂

[dabunnisher]

Brad, I seriously think this was one of the most useful instructional videos for Rust. I am definitely looking forward to your Web Assembly tut.

[charlesstepp]

Everybody take notice. THIS is what a practical video looks like. The plain stuff you will use all the time.

[codedamn]

Rushing through rust docs these days to get hands on to this new language and saw your video. Good work Brad I'm going through it right now 😂💪 #devtubers

[xnoreq]

At 46:00 you say that i8 goes from 0 to 255 mixing it up with u8.

[Madinko]

49:58 "it's zero indexed, like any other language" *cries in lua*

[rock]

I'm at 1:34:21 and I just want to say that you're awesome. I've had a really hard time learning Rust because the way I learn best is to learn enough not to be overwhelmed, then throw myself in the deep end.

Thank you so much.

edit: Just finished. Thanks again!

[Nightlurk]

What I love about this channel is that here I can find the only tutorials which I can play at x1.75 just fine!

[hdonahue]

Imagine my delight when I want to explore rust and find the guy that has continually put out fantastic content for years has a crash course on it

[pkos]

A really great intro!
I will say the technical quality of this video is amazing. Great mic, video quality, readable font size. It sounds simple but I know it's hard to do well -- cheers!

[thechannel]

FINALLY, someone who knows how to teach this dam language. Thank you for having a good and clear tutorial for RUST I wish more people explained codes this clearly.

[rebelmachine]

This is a great intro, Brad! I've tried so many "intro to [language]" tutorials that are just so slow and boring, and I liked the pacing of this video. I'm excited to learn more about web assembly from you, as I'm learning what I can to be prepared for the future. It's definitely a different beast from just regular JS.

[conmcdon]

Love Traversy's tutorials, been using them a lot lately and they're a great resource. I also love how Brad always sounds like he got into the office late and started recording it immediately.

[developedbyed]

I am a bit rusty with this language, thanks Brad!

[realwizardry]

Of all the languages I'd expect to see on your channel, I wouldn't have expected Rust!

[abhishekswain]

I want to give you a big thanks, Brad! This is what I needed. A very comprehensive crash course. Now I can fly through the rust docs 🤗😄

[xsajjad]

Simple and straightforward, that's how teachers should have taught us.
I think Rust is a replacement for C and not C++.