Rust Programming language

Learning to code in Rust programming language

Directories

Sample

These are sample programs created using cargo build and package management system.

Source

The source directory will contain all the examples, exercises and more from the book The Rust Programming Language

References

Books

1. Steve Klabnik_ Carol Nichols - The Rust Programming Language, 2nd Edition-No Starch Press (2022).pdf

2. Rust Book

Command Line

1. curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.3 https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf | sh - To install Rust, Linux or macOS

2. rustup update - To update Rust

3. rustup self uninstall - To uninstall Rust

4. rustc --version - To check version of Rust C

5. rustup --version - To check version of Rustup

6. cargo --version - To check version of Cargo

7. rustup doc - To get local documentation

8. cargo doc --open - To generate the doc locally and viewed in browser

9. To create a new project run, cargo new <project_name>

   cargo new hello-rust

10. To build the project run, cargo build

11. To run the project, cargo run

12. To add dependencies run, cargo add <crate_name>

    cargo add ferris-says

13. To check for compilation errors and not create a binary file run, cargo check

Links

Rust

1. Rust Foundation
2. Rust Language
3. Rust Blog
4. The Cargo Book
5. Rust Package Registry
6. Rust Standard Library
7. Rust Edition Guide
8. Rustdoc
9. Rustc
10. Rust Error Codes
11. Rust Command Line Book
12. Rust Webassembly Book
13. Rust Embedded Book
14. Rust Reference
15. Rustonomicon
16. Rust Unstable Book
17. Rust Forge
18. Rust TOML Files
19. Rust Comments Section
20. Rust Commenting Conventions

Miscellaneous

1. TOML Lang
2. TOML Files
3. Markdown Land

Sample Project

The hello-rust and hello-cargo are projects created using cargo build system and package manager for Rust. This is to simulate the properties of creating a project using cargo.