Rust Course for Beginners - Lesson 9 - References and Borrowing - Tutorial Rust lang rustlang

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[leealtair]

good man makes himself understood, great man makes others understood.

[yajan]

These videos are really helpful. Thanks for making them.
Also, i think it would be more comfortable to watch the videos in phone if fonts were large.

[nilaykulkarni]

Federico, thank you so much for making this series. You've made me more curious about Rust. Your explanation was very clear.
I believe the examples could have been more real-world, that usually helps me pick up faster.
Can't wait to check out other videos by you.

[tanishk]

Been waiting for this one to drop for a while. A great lesson as always :)

[otmanm]

Really cool and understable course, thanks a lot.

[parsan]

thanks for nice course. waiting for new tutorials.

[omnisepher]

It looks like C++ const reference but, in order to use it for basic usages, it requires more keywords. I think people who has experience on C++, won't have an hard time learning it. Thanks for the vid.

[glidentity]

Amazing set of videos, clear, short, to the point, loving them.
Something have been bothering me since the variable and constant video (where this comment should be).
I don't see the difference between a let and const variables. Const are obviously constant variables that cannot be changed during runtime. But let being immutable, are therefore constant variables that cannot be changed at runtime, so a constant!
I am sure there must be a inner working reason for both of them existing!

[Tachi]

Awesome series! This was what I needed to finally start learning about Rust.
Coming from C++, I'm not sure I like the implicit move of heap-allocated objects, but that's probably just a matter of getting used to it.

Keep it up! :)

[sachin__ak]

let mut string1 = String::from("John");
let ref1 = &mut string1;
let ref3 = &ref1;

fullname_printer( ref1);
println!("{:?}", string1);

fn fullname_printer(first_name: &mut String){
first_name.push_str(" Doe");
}


//Can someone figure out what am I doing wrong?

[johnnyblack]

Hey man love your tutorials, I hope to see more tutorials mate as you are quite good :)

[missa]

This is a great series. I'm learning rust for class and it's much faster following along with u. Thank u for doing this.
I'm reading the book but the fact that your series follows it makes it stuck better in my head.
You're great !
Keep it up