Chapter 1: Rust Tutorial
Rust Home — I think you’re asking about the official home / homepage / starting place of the Rust programming language (not the survival game). In our community we very often just say “the Rust...
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Chapter 2: Rust Introduction
Rust Introduction — perfect next step after we talked about the tutorial and the home page. Let me explain it like we’re sitting together, me as your patient teacher, you as the curious student,...
Chapter 3: Rust Get Started
Rust Get Started This is exactly the right sequence! “Get Started” is the very first practical step the official Rust website pushes to every new person. It’s not just theory — it’s “let’s install...
Chapter 4: Rust Syntax
Rust Syntax now, which is the next logical step after installation, introduction, and getting started. Today we’re going deep into how Rust looks and feels when you write code — the grammar, the rules,...
Chapter 5: Rust Output
Rust Output This one is straightforward but super important for beginners. When people (especially in tutorials like W3Schools Rust series, Programiz, or YouTube beginner videos) say “Rust Output”, they almost always mean: How to...
Chapter 6: Rust Comments
Rust Comments Comments are one of the simplest but most useful parts of any language. In Rust, comments are extra text in your code that the compiler completely ignores — they exist only to...
Chapter 7: Rust Variables
Rust programming: Variables In Rust, variables are not like in Python or JavaScript where everything changes freely. Rust makes very deliberate choices about variables to keep your code safe, predictable, and fast. This is...
Chapter 8: Rust Data Types
Rust Data Types. This is a very important chapter because Rust is statically typed (compiler knows every type at compile time), which gives you safety + speed, but you need to understand what types...
Chapter 9: Rust Constants
Rust Constants. This is a perfect follow-up because constants are like the “super-immutable” cousins of the let variables we talked about last time. In Rust, constants are not the same as just making a...
Chapter 10: Rust Operators
Rust Operators Operators are the “verbs” of programming — they tell the computer what to do with values (add, compare, check truth, etc.). Rust’s operators are very similar to C/C++/Java/Python, but with some Rust-specific...
