Rust Programming: From Fundamentals to Advanced Concepts with AI-Assisted Development

Rust Programming: From Fundamentals to Advanced Concepts with AI-Assisted Development

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Get a solid foundation in the powerful and efficient Rust programming language with core language concepts, syntax, tooling, and best practices. Learn Rust basics like variables, data types, control flow, and ownership rules. Then, move on to advanced concepts, including structs, enums, traits, lifetimes, and concurrency. The course also explains how to use powerful tools like rust-analyzer, development and debugging techniques, string manipulation, error handling, and more. Plus, learn about leveraging AI pair programming with GitHub Copilot, Rust coding best practices for readability and performance, building and documenting your own libraries using Cargo, and techniques for writing safe, concurrent, and lock-free code

Whether you’re starting as a total beginner or experienced programmer, check out this course to master Rust to build reliable, high-performance software.

Table of Contents

Introduction
1 Meet your course instructor Alfredo Deza
2 About this course

Installing Rust and Setting Up Your Text Editor
3 Overview of installing Rust
4 Demo Installing Rust
5 Demo Visual Studio Code
6 Demo Enabling the rust-analyzer
7 Demo Using the rust-analyzer
8 Demo Synchronizing your settings
9 Summary of installing Rust and Visual Studio Code

Using AI Pair Programming with GitHub Copilot
10 Overview of using GitHub Copilot
11 Demo Signing up for GitHub Copilot
12 Demo Installing and enabling Copilot in Visual Studio Code
13 Demo Programming with suggestions
14 Demo Using prompts with Copilot
15 Demo Copilot X and chat-based learning
16 Summary

Introduction to Codespaces
17 Overview of Codespaces
18 Demo Fundamentals of Codespaces
19 Demo Understanding usage and quotas
20 Demo Basics of dev containers
21 Demo Customizing the editor
22 Demo Customizing the environment
23 Summary of Codespaces

Introduction to Rust
24 Introduction to Rust
25 Demo Create a new Rust project
26 Demo Overview of project files
27 Demo Basic components of Rust code
28 Demo Variable assignment and immutability
29 Demo Basics of control flow
30 Demo Shadowing variables
31 Summary of introduction to Rust

Loops and Control Flow
32 Introduction to loops and control flow
33 Demo Introduction to loops in Rust
34 Demo Conditional statements in Rust
35 Demo The while loop in Rust
36 Demo The for loop in Rust
37 Demo The break and continue statements
38 Demo The match control flow in Rust
39 Summary of loops and control flow

Function Basics
40 Introduction to function basics
41 Demo Simple unit functions
42 Demo Return values
43 Demo Using arguments
44 Demo The borrowing concept
45 Demo Using panic to stop a program
46 Demo Basic error handling with match
47 Summary of function basics

Using Structured Data
48 Introduction to structured data
49 Demo Defining structs
50 Demo Creating struct instances
51 Demo Associated functions and constructors
52 Demo Other struct uses
53 Summary of structured data

Exploring Strings and Vectors
54 Introduction to strings and vectors
55 Demo Understanding string and str
56 Demo Getting started with Rust string manipulation
57 Demo Basics of vectors
58 Demo Retrieving values from vectors
59 Demo Adding elements to vectors
60 Summary of strings and vectors

Working with Enum and Variants
61 Introduction to enums and variants
62 Demo Defining an enum
63 Demo Using enum as a type
64 Demo The option enum
65 Demo Applied enums
66 Demo Using vectors with enums
67 Demo Exhaustive matches
68 Summary of enums and variants

Building a Real-World Library
69 Introduction to libraries and Cargo
70 Demo Creating the library with Cargo
71 Demo Adding code to lib
72 Demo Documenting your code
73 Demo Using a debugger
74 Demo Using a makefile
75 Summary of libraries and Cargo

Extending Functionality with Modules
76 Introduction to modules
77 Demo Using Cargo for dependencies
78 Demo Extending with modules
79 Demo Verify code with doctest
80 Demo Defining public and private modules
81 Demo Private and public fields in structs
82 Summary of modules

Testing Rust Code
83 Introduction to testing
84 Demo Organizing test files
85 Demo Introduction to testing in Rust
86 Demo Writing tests for your code
87 Demo Testing private code
88 Demo Using test failure messages
89 Summary of testing

Conclusion
90 Course summary

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