Rust Programming Essentials: Unit 1
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Rust Programming Essentials: Unit 1
This course is part of Rust Programming Essentials Specialization
Instructor: Pearson
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What you'll learn
Master the basics of Rust, including variable declaration, primitive data types, and type inference.
Implement effective flow control using if-tests, matching, loops, and more.
Define and utilize enums to manage restricted data sets and handle potential errors.
Organize data efficiently with arrays, tuples, vectors, and maps, leveraging Rust's powerful collection types.
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There is 1 module in this course
Designed for aspiring developers and seasoned programmers alike, this course offers a deep dive into the fundamentals of Rust, a language renowned for its performance and safety. Through engaging lessons and hands-on exercises, you'll master the core concepts of Rust, from variable declaration and flow control to enums and data structures. By the end of this course, you'll be equipped with the skills to write efficient, robust Rust applications, setting a strong foundation for your programming journey.
In this module, you will learn how to get started with Rust, including how to declare variables and use simple types, how to implement flow control, how to use and define enums and how to use compound types and collections. By the end of this module, you will have a good grasp of the basics of the Rust programming language.
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31 videos5 assignments
31 videosβ’Total 253 minutes
- Specialization Introductionβ’2 minutes
- Module introductionβ’1 minute
- Learning objectivesβ’1 minute
- Overview of Rustβ’6 minutes
- Writing your first Rust applicationβ’11 minutes
- Building and running your first Rust applicationβ’7 minutes
- Creating an application by using Cargoβ’5 minutes
- Building and running an application by using Cargoβ’7 minutes
- Learning objectivesβ’1 minute
- Integer typesβ’11 minutes
- Floating-point typesβ’10 minutes
- Other simple typesβ’8 minutes
- Additional techniquesβ’15 minutes
- Learning objectivesβ’1 minute
- If-testsβ’11 minutes
- Matchingβ’14 minutes
- Loopsβ’10 minutes
- Using break and continueβ’9 minutes
- Learning objectivesβ’1 minute
- Defining and using simple enums - Part 1β’6 minutes
- Defining and using simple enums - Part 2β’14 minutes
- Avoiding warnings about unused variantsβ’9 minutes
- Defining and using enums with dataβ’17 minutes
- Using the Option enumβ’13 minutes
- Using the Result enumβ’14 minutes
- Learning objectivesβ’1 minute
- Creating and using arraysβ’6 minutes
- Array techniquesβ’7 minutes
- Creating and using tuplesβ’7 minutes
- Creating and using vectorsβ’15 minutes
- Creating and using mapsβ’14 minutes
5 assignmentsβ’Total 150 minutes
- Getting Started with Rust Video Quizβ’30 minutes
- Understanding Rust Variables and Types Quizβ’30 minutes
- Implementing Flow Control Quizβ’30 minutes
- Understanding Enums Quizβ’30 minutes
- Using Compound Types and Collections Quizβ’30 minutes
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