Rust Basics 2024: Lesson 11 | Loops / Control Flow

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🕒 Duration: 13:15 minutes
🎓 Instructor: Amir Bekhit

Congratulations on completing Lesson 9 of Rust Basics! In the previous lesson, you tackled If-Else Statements, a crucial element in controlling program flow based on conditions.

Welcome to Lesson 11: Loops!

In this session, we dive into Rust's looping constructs, essential for executing a block of code repeatedly under specified conditions. Understanding loops is key to efficiently handling repetitive tasks within your programs.

In this lesson, you'll explore:
Looping Fundamentals: Learn about the different types of loops in Rust—loop, while, and for. Understand their syntax and how to use them effectively.
Controlling Loop Execution: Discover how to control loop execution with break and continue statements to fine-tune your loop logic.
Practical Loop Applications: Apply looping concepts to solve common programming problems and automate tasks, enhancing your code's efficiency and readability.
By mastering loops, you’ll gain the ability to automate repetitive tasks and manage complex data manipulations with ease, significantly boosting your programming prowess in Rust.

Look forward to more comprehensive tutorials as we continue to explore advanced Rust features and guide you towards becoming a proficient Rustacean pro. Happy coding! 👋🦀

Resources:
"Programming Rust: Fast, Safe Systems Development" by Jim Blandy and Jason Orendorff.
"The Rust Programming Language" by Steve Klabnik and Carol Nichols.

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fn main() {
loop {
println!("Nice lesson😁");
}
}