Master ownership, traits, concurrency & async, and deployment through 600 practice questions with detailed explanations.
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- Programming Languages
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Objectives
- Master Rust fundamentals: ownership, borrowing, and lifetimes — the core concepts that make Rust memory-safe without a garbage collector.
- Model data with structs, enums, and pattern matching, then write reusable, type-safe code using traits, generics, and collections.
- Build safe concurrent and async programs with threads, Send/Sync, Tokio, and async/await — and know when to reach for each tool.
- Apply production-ready practices: Cargo workspaces, profiling, Docker deployment, and proven design patterns like Builder and Repository.
Pre Requisites
- No prior Rust experience is required, though basic familiarity with any programming language (variables, functions, loops) will help you move faster. A willingness to install Rust and run code locally (or in an online sandbox) is all you need to get started.
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