The Rust programming language is perfect for systems-level applications like servers as well as large projects like game engines.
This repository is where I have been learning the Rust programming language. Feel free to look around!
Not only can this teach you some fundementals of Rust, but it can be a great revision guide if you forget something in the future.
Rust uses snake case, not camel case, so all variables and projects will be styled as 'example_text'.
For loops are normally used over while loops because they have more safety and are more concise. Even for looping within a certain range, a range can be generated as an array such as for i in (1..4) {code here}.
Conditions for if statements and while loops do not require brackets surrounding them.
Arrays and tuples both have a fixed size and cannot change size once declared.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| cargo new example_project | Creates a new project in directory 'example_project' |
| cargo run | Runs the project listed in the current or parent directory |
| cargo build | Builds the project listed in the current or parent directory |
| cargo check | Checks whether the project listed in the current or parent directory can compile |
| cargo update | Update to latest version of all dependent packages |