Rust Programming for Beginners: An Introduction to Learning Rust Programming with Tutorials and Hands-On Examples

by Nathan Metzler

Are you interested in learning how to program powerful applications that serve millions of users concurrently without breaking, but have no idea how to begin? Are you currently an object-oriented programmer looking to pivot to functional programming languages? If your answer is yes to any of the questions above, then learning the Rust programming language is one of the best things you can do for your software career! In this comprehensive introduction to the Rust programming language for beginners, Nathan Metzler gives you a complete look under the hood of Rust and shows you how to take advantage of Rust's powerful features from installing Rust on your computer and running your first code to creating scalable applications. Among the pages of Rust Programming for Beginners , you're going to Properly-paced, filler-free, and specifically designed for beginners to Rust, this book is a complete guide to help newbies get up to speed with Rust and is brimming with practical advice to leverage the performance of Rust, as well as code examples to test your knowledge.

Genres: Coding, Programming

174 pages, Paperback

Published June 24, 2021

Reviews

[Ryan Weisenburger · Rating 5 out of 5]

Quick book. A nice intro. I liked the differentiation from a program that takes in user input and one that doesn't. I am already trying to convert some of my own terminal programs written in bash and golang into rust.

[Dan · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good starting place

It was very informative regarding the RUST programming language for a complete novice. Recommend for a starting point, does not take long to read.

[Ashleigh Foreman · Rating 3 out of 5]

Missing explanations

What is unwrap()? Other explanations are also slim. It's more like a cookbook than a tutorial., Sorry to say it merits 3 stars.

[Dave Darus · Rating 2 out of 5]

Ok as far as it goes - truly for beginners. Several typos and poor English, not well edited.