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Learning Rust by Working Through the Rustlings Exercises

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Setup Rustlings
1m 44s
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Rustlings variables1: Running the rustlings CLI and completing exercises
1m 40s
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Rustlings variables2: Declaring types and assigning values to variables
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Rustlings variables3: Using the mut keyword to declare a mutable variable
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Rustlings variables4: Initializing a variable with a value
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Rustlings variables5: Using block scopes to shadow previously declared variables
1m 25s
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Rustlings if1: Using an if/else statement to implicitly (or explicitly) return a value
1m 28s
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Rustlings functions1: Declaring your first function
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Rustlings functions2: Adding a type to function arguments
1m 38s
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Rustlings functions3: Passing an argument to a function
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Rustlings functions4: Declaring the return type of a function
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Rustlings functions5: Implicitly returning values from functions
1m 10s
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Rustlings test1: Writing a function that passes a set of tests by reading error messages
2m 11s
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Rustlings primitive_types1: Introducing boolean values
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Rustlings primitive_types2: String and Character literals using different quote styles
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Rustlings primitive_types3: Create an array of numbers using Ranges
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Rustlings primitive_types4: Referencing contiguous slices of data we don't own using range
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Rustlings Primitive_types5: Destructuring values from a tuple
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Rustlings primitive_types6: Accessing specific values in a tuple by index
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Rustlings structs1: Instantiating Classic, Tuple, and Unit structs
2m 9s
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Rustlings structs2: Filling in the unspecified fields in structs with update syntax
1m 47s
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Rustlings strings1: String literals are string slices, not String structs
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Rustlings strings2: String structs can be turned into &str slices via referencing
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Rustlings test2: Determining when a value is a String struct vs a string slice
3m 16s
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Rustlings enums1: Declaring enums
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Rustlings enums2: Defining enum variants using classic, unit, and tuple structs
1m 17s
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Rustlings enums3: Working with enums by pattern matching variants
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Rustlings tests1: Introducing the assert! macro
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Rustlings tests2: Introducing the assert_eq! macro
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Rustlings tests3: Writing tests for a function
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Rustlings test3: Testing a function multiple times
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Rustlings modules1: Declaring public functions in a module using the pub keyword
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Rustlings modules2: Defining public interfaces for nested modules
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Rustlings macros1: Writing your first macro
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Rustlings macros2: What order you write macro definitions in matters
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Rustlings macros3: Exporting a macro from a module
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Rustlings macros4: Using rustfmt to fix common syntax issues
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Rustlings test4: Defining macros that accept arguments
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Rustlings move_semantics1: Borrowing vectors as mutable
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Rustlings move_semantics2: Fixing the borrow of moved values with cloning or references
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Rustlings move_semantics3: Specifying that a function argument is mutable
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Rustlings move_semantics4: Initializing a vector with the vec! macro
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Rustlings errors1: Propagating the reason something failed using Result, Err, and Ok
1m 15s
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Rustlings errors2: Handling errors by unwrapping or early-returning with the `?` operator
1m 8s
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Rustlings errors3: Using the `?` operator in the main function
1m 19s
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Rustlings errorsn: Using Box to dynamically return one of multiple error types at runtime
1m 1s
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Rustlings option1: Introducing the Option type
1m 28s
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Rustlings option2: Using if let and while let to process Optional values
1m 29s
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Rustlings result1: Using custom enum variants as errors in Result return types
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Rustlings clippy1: Using Clippy linting to discover potentially dangerous code scenarios
1m 46s
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Rustlings clippy2: Making code more readable with clippy linter suggestions
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Rustlings arc1: Using Arc to share data safely among threads
1m 44s
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Rustlings iterators2: Introducing Iterators by manually calling .next and using .iter()
1m 52s
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Rustlings iterators3: Iterating and collecting values using the IntoIter trait
2m 9s
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Rustlings iterators4: Implementing Factorial with Iterators
2m 12s
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Rustlings traits1: Extending a type with additional functionality by implementing traits
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Rustlings traits2: Implementing a Trait for a Vector of Strings
1m 1s
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Rustlings generics1: Using Vectors, a struct that implements generics
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Rustlings generics2: Converting concrete types to generic implementations
1m 1s
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Rustlings generics3: Constraining generics using traits
1m 32s

Rustlings macros2: What order you write macro definitions in matters

Name: Rustlings macros2: What order you write macro definitions in matters
Uploaded: 2020-07-23T16:46:59-05:00
Duration: 33 s
Description: README for this exercise.

InstructorChris Biscardi

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README for this exercise.

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Chris Biscardi: [0:00] Macros2 has a very similar setup to macros1, where we have a main function with a body that calls our macro and a macro_rules definition that defines my_macro with a println. The help message from the Rust compiler asks us if we've added the macro_use on the module import. It warns us because we have the unused macros warning turned on, which is on by default.

[0:19] However, macros need to be defined before they're used. If we switch the order of the main function body and the macro, our test work. This ordering for macros needing to be defined before they're used is different than most other things in Rust.

Learning Rust by Working Through the Rustlings Exercises

Rustlings macros2: What order you write macro definitions in matters

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