Rust

Ownership, borrowing, lifetimes, traits, generics, error handling, concurrency without data races, async Rust with Tokio, and building reliable high-performance systems with Rust's zero-cost abstractions.

BeginnerTopics 1–12

·What is Rust?
·Variables & Mutability
·Data Types
·Functions
·Control Flow
·Ownership
·References & Borrowing
·The Slice Type
·Structs
·Enums & Pattern Matching
·Modules & Packages
·Error Handling

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IntermediateTopics 13–24

·Traits
·Generics
·Lifetimes
·Closures
·Iterators
·Collections
·String vs &str
·Smart Pointers
·The ? Operator & Error Patterns
·Testing
·Trait Objects & Dynamic Dispatch
·Cargo & the Ecosystem

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AdvancedTopics 25–35

·Unsafe Rust
·Macros
·Advanced Traits
·Advanced Lifetimes
·Concurrency with Threads
·Channels & Message Passing
·Arc & Mutex Patterns
·Fearless Concurrency
·Build Scripts & Proc Macros
·Foreign Function Interface
·Performance Optimization

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Systems & AsyncTopics 36–45

·Async/Await Basics
·Tokio Runtime
·Axum Web Framework
·Database Access with sqlx
·Serialization with serde
·CLI Tools with clap
·Logging & Tracing
·WebAssembly with Rust
·Error Handling in Production
·Deployment & Packaging

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