Rust Programming Course- From Beginner to Expert 2.0

Rust Programming Course: From Beginner to Expert 2.0, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.57, with 176 lectures, 7 quizzes, based on 982 reviews, and has 9684 subscribers.

You will learn about Develop beginer to advance level skills of Rust Programming Learn the basic syntax of Rust and its feature of memory safety Developed an understanding of advance level concepts such as generics, traits, lifetimes and closures Gain Hands-On experience of solving some intermediate to advance level problems using RUST This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone looking to build a strong career in programming through excellent Rust coding skills It is particularly useful for Anyone looking to build a strong career in programming through excellent Rust coding skills.

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Summary

Title: Rust Programming Course: From Beginner to Expert 2.0

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 4.57

Number of Lectures: 176

Number of Quizzes: 7

Number of Published Lectures: 176

Number of Published Quizzes: 7

Number of Curriculum Items: 184

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 184

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Develop beginer to advance level skills of Rust Programming

Learn the basic syntax of Rust and its feature of memory safety

Developed an understanding of advance level concepts such as generics, traits, lifetimes and closures

Gain Hands-On experience of solving some intermediate to advance level problems using RUST

Who Should Attend

Anyone looking to build a strong career in programming through excellent Rust coding skills

Target Audiences

Anyone looking to build a strong career in programming through excellent Rust coding skills

Programming languages usually have some tradeoffs. There are low level languages like C anc C++ usually have speed and control at the cost of memory safety. On the other hand, we high level languages such as python or java script are more safer but are not very efficient from powerand speed perspectives. With rust we have best of both the worlds. More specifically, it is a system programming language which means they have speed and control but at the same time are much much better because of the safety features just like high level languages. This makes rust so clearly standout among all the other programming languages.

Its popularity is increasing day by day and is therefore being adapted by bigger companies world wide. Google is also planning to use Rust in the Linux kernel, Microsoft, meanwhile, has turned to Rust to reduce memory-related bugs in Windows and Facebook has also forged closer ties with Rust, joining the Rust Foundation. All these are clear indications that Rust is gaining significant attention of the community.

At 18+ hours of video tutorials, this course will take you from beginner to master level.  This course is designed from a perspective of a student who has no prior knowledge of RUST and who is a RUST beginner.

Throughout this comprehensive course, we cover a massive amount of skills and techniques including:

Basic rust programming syntax and Common Rust Collectors

Enums, Traits,  Structures, Generics, Lifetimes and Closures

Rust Module System, the use of External Crates and Publishing Crates

Smart Pointers and Commonly used Data Structures including linklists, trees, BST and doubly linklist

Advance Techniques including macros, Concurrency and Aysnc Programming

Real Life Problem where we will learn 13 Real Life Applications in rust from Scratch

Efficient programming skills including Design Patterns, Efficient handling of Options, Strings and Structures

Textual Processing and Directory Handling

Webprogramming 

The course ensures that you learn by doing

Practice exercise questions along with solutions

Quizes and

Assignments

By taking this course, you will become a fluent in RUSTprogramming and you’ll be so good so that you can confidently and professionlay code in the language.

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Orientation

Lecture 1: Course introduction

Lecture 2: Version 2.0 of the Course

Lecture 3: Advice

Lecture 4: Installing Rust and Web-based Enviroment for Executing Programs

Lecture 5: Running and Compiling your First Program

Lecture 6: VS Code Setting

Lecture 7: Tell us About the Course

Lecture 8: Links to Useful Books on Rust

Lecture 9: Quick Reference Material

Chapter 2: - Part 1: Basic Programming with Rust -

Lecture 1: Code Files Used in the Section

Chapter 3: Quick Startup

Lecture 1: Variables and Constants

Lecture 2: Practice on Variables

Lecture 3: Primitive Data Types

Lecture 4: Compound Data Types

Lecture 5: Practice on Data Types

Lecture 6: Functions and Code Blocks

Lecture 7: Practice on Functions

Lecture 8: Conditionals

Lecture 9: Control Flow

Lecture 10: Practice on Conditionals and Control Flow

Lecture 11: Extra – Comments, Prints Commands, Input

Chapter 4: Ownership

Lecture 1: Ownership Basics

Lecture 2: Ownership in Functions

Lecture 3: Practice on Ownership

Lecture 4: Borrowing Basics

Lecture 5: Borrowing in Functions

Lecture 6: Practice on Borrowing

Lecture 7: Dereferencing

Lecture 8: Extra: Good to know

Chapter 5: Custom and Library Provided Useful Types

Lecture 1: Structs Basics

Lecture 2: Practice on Structs

Lecture 3: Adding Functionality to Structs

Lecture 4: Enums

Lecture 5: Practice on Enums

Lecture 6: Option

Lecture 7: Practice on Option

Lecture 8: Result

Lecture 9: Practice on Result

Lecture 10: Extra: HashMaps

Lecture 11: Practice on HashMaps

Chapter 6: Organizing Your Code

Lecture 1: Code Organization

Lecture 2: Modules Basics

Lecture 3: Practice on Modules

Lecture 4: Visualizing and Organizing Modules

Lecture 5: A note on the previous lecture

Lecture 6: Re-exporting and Privacy

Lecture 7: Practice on Re-exporting and Privacy

Lecture 8: Using External Dependencies

Lecture 9: Publishing your Crate

Chapter 7: Testing Code

Lecture 1: Unit Testing (Basics)

Lecture 2: Unit Testing (Testing Panics)

Lecture 3: Controlling Tests Execution

Lecture 4: Practice on Testing

Lecture 5: Integration Tests

Lecture 6: Extra: Benchmark Testing

Chapter 8: - Part 2: Intermediate Level Concepts -

Lecture 1: Code Files Used in the Section

Chapter 9: Flexibility and Abstraction with Generics and Traits

Lecture 1: Generics

Lecture 2: Practice on Generics

Lecture 3: Traits

Lecture 4: Practice on Traits

Lecture 5: Trait Bounds

Lecture 6: Practice on Trait Bounds

Lecture 7: Supertraits

Lecture 8: Practice on Supertraits

Lecture 9: Trait Objects

Lecture 10: Practice on Trait Objects

Lecture 11: Derived Traits and Marker Traits

Lecture 12: Associated Types in Traits

Lecture 13: Practice on Associated Types

Lecture 14: Choosing Associated vs Generic Type

Chapter 10: Functional Programming Aspects

Lecture 1: Closures

Lecture 2: Practice on Closures

Lecture 3: Functional Pointers

Lecture 4: Practice on Functional Pointers

Lecture 5: Iterators

Lecture 6: IntoIter

Lecture 7: Practice on Iterators and IntoIter

Lecture 8: Iterating over Collections

Lecture 9: Combinators

Lecture 10: Practice for Iterating over Collections and Combinators

Lecture 11: Extra – Iterating Through Option

Chapter 11: Memory Management Features

Lecture 1: Lifetimes (Part 1)

Lecture 2: Lifetimes (Part 2)

Lecture 3: Practice on Lifetimes (Part 2)

Lecture 4: Lifetime Elision

Instructors

Nouman Azam
Your Programming Professor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 11 votes

2 stars: 17 votes

3 stars: 92 votes

4 stars: 303 votes

5 stars: 560 votes

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