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About Course

Boost your blockchain development skills and learn the Rust programming language”

Rust Programming basics blends theoretical knowledge with practical exercises to help you reinforce your learning. On completion, you’ll have the necessary skills to start building and deploying Rust-based smart contracts and Apps on Solana or using Arbitrum Stylus.

You will discover the Rust programming language’s syntax, structure, and expressions. Learn Rust’s terminology and key building blocks. Rust Programming Basics will walk you through everything you need to know to become a rust developer!

Upon completion, you will be an intermediate Rust developer with the knowledge necessary to start building with Rust.

Course Highlights

This course will help you learn:

  • Introduction to the Rust programming language
  • Rust variables and functions
  • Scalar types, arrays, strings, enum, structs, vectors, and hash maps in Rust
  • Rust control flows: If / else, if let and let else, loop, match
  • Rust ownership, including borrow and references
  • Rust error handling
  • Rust Modules
  • Rust Traits

Course Benefits

By the end of this course, you’ll know Rust  enough to understand the advanced techniques used to implement sophisticated programming and much more.

  • Learning Rust Programming from Scratch to Advanced Level
  • You’ll learn Rust data types, control flows, ownership, and more! This is the most advanced, up-to-date, and comprehensive Rust development course for smart contract development available online anywhere.
  • Rust Programming will enable you to build dApps and smart contracts for the Solana ecosystem.
  • When you complete this course, you’ll have a strong, working understanding of Rust programming.
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What Will You Learn?

  • • Introduction to Rust
  • • Common Programming Concepts
  • • Understanding Ownership
  • • Structs, Methods, Enums, and Pattern Matching
  • • Modules
  • • Common Collections
  • • Error Handling
  • • Generic Types, Traits, and Lifetime
  • • Writing Automated Tests
  • • Standard Library Types
  • • Fearless Concurrency
  • • MacrosCourse Review and Conclusion