Rust Revealed: The Programmer’s Guide to Modern System Development VOL-II
anshu
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"Rust Revealed: The Programmer's Guide to Modern Systems Development" is an in-depth, comprehensive, and practical exploration of one of the most exciting programming languages of the 21st century—Rust. Designed for developers at all stages of their careers, this book delves deep into the language's core philosophies, memory safety, concurrency, performance, and real-world applications. It is tailored to not just teach Rust syntax and features but to cultivate a Rustacean mindset capable of crafting reliable, efficient, and modern software systems.
Rust has risen rapidly in popularity, championed for its zero-cost abstractions, fearless concurrency, and powerful type system that ensures memory safety without needing a garbage collector. This book is both a guide and a mentor to anyone serious about mastering the Rust language and applying it to create high-performance and secure applications.
Whether you are a beginner, a system-level programmer, or a web developer wanting to explore Rust, this book will be one-stop resource for practical insights, real-world examples, and foundational understanding of the language.
Why Rust?
Rust is not just another programming language; it's a modern systems programming language designed to solve the most pressing issues in software development—safety, speed, and concurrency.
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Duration - 12h 36m.
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Narrator - Digital Voice Madison G.
Published Date - Thursday, 02 January 2025.
Copyright - © 2025 Anshuman Mishra ©.
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This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. "Rust Revealed: The Programmer's Guide to Modern Systems Development" is an in-depth, comprehensive, and practical exploration of one of the most exciting programming languages of the 21st century—Rust. Designed for developers at all stages of their careers, this book delves deep into the language's core philosophies, memory safety, concurrency, performance, and real-world applications. It is tailored to not just teach Rust syntax and features but to cultivate a Rustacean mindset capable of crafting reliable, efficient, and modern software systems. Rust has risen rapidly in popularity, championed for its zero-cost abstractions, fearless concurrency, and powerful type system that ensures memory safety without needing a garbage collector. This book is both a guide and a mentor to anyone serious about mastering the Rust language and applying it to create high-performance and secure applications. Whether you are a beginner, a system-level programmer, or a web developer wanting to explore Rust, this book will be one-stop resource for practical insights, real-world examples, and foundational understanding of the language. Why Rust? Rust is not just another programming language; it's a modern systems programming language designed to solve the most pressing issues in software development—safety, speed, and concurrency. Memory SafetyConcurrencyPerformance Duration - 12h 36m. Author - anshu. Narrator - Digital Voice Madison G. Published Date - Thursday, 02 January 2025. Copyright - © 2025 Anshuman Mishra ©.
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English
Rust Revealed: The Programmer’s Guide to Modern System Development VOL-II (Programming Book, #2)
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About the Author:
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Copyright Page Title: : Rust Revealed: The Programmer’s Guide to Modern System Development (VOL-I)I
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2. Introduction to Generics
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3. Defining and Implementing Traits
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4. Trait Bounds and Advanced Lifetimes
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1. What is the purpose of generics in Rust?
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2. Which of the following is a valid generic function definition in Rust?
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3. How do you specify trait bounds in a generic function?
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4. What is the purpose of the impl Trait syntax in function parameters?
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5. Which of the following is a valid trait definition in Rust?
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6. How do you implement a trait for a specific type in Rust?
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7. What is the purpose of the where clause in Rust?
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8. Which of the following is a valid implementation of the Summary trait for a NewsArticle struct?
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9. What does the dyn keyword indicate when used with a trait?
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10. Which of the following is a valid trait bound syntax in a function signature?
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11. Which of the following is a valid way to define a generic struct in Rust?
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12. How do you specify multiple trait bounds for a generic type parameter in Rust?
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13. What does the Copy trait signify in Rust?
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14. Which of the following is true about Rust's lifetime annotations?
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15. What does the 'static lifetime represent in Rust?
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16. How do you define a trait with a lifetime parameter in Rust?
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17. What is the purpose of the where clause in Rust?
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18. Which of the following is a valid way to implement a trait for a generic struct in Rust?
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19. What is the effect of using impl Trait in function signatures?
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20. What does the 'static lifetime represent in Rust?
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21. How do you define a trait with a lifetime parameter in Rust?
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22. What is the purpose of the where clause in Rust?
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23. Which of the following is a valid way to implement a trait for a generic struct in Rust?
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24. What is the effect of using impl Trait in function signatures?
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25. How do you specify that a generic type parameter must implement multiple traits in Rust?
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26. What is the purpose of the Copy trait in Rust?
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27. Which of the following is true about Rust's lifetime annotations?
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28. What does the dyn keyword indicate when used with a trait?
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29. What does the for<'a> syntax in a higher-ranked trait bound (HRTB) signify in Rust?
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30. How do you specify that a trait object in Rust must have a specific lifetime?
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1. Closures and Iterators
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2. Closure Syntax and Capturing Environments
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3. Iterator Traits and Adapters
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4. Writing Custom Iterators
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Closure Syntax and Capturing Environments
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Iterator Traits and Adapters
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Writing Custom Iterators
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🔹 Box, Rc, Arc, and RefCell
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🔹 Interior Mutability Explained
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Reference Counting and Shared Ownership
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Spawning Threads and Message Passing
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🔹 Send and Sync Traits
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🔹 Shared State with Mutex and Arc
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1. Why and When to Use Unsafe Code
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2. Working with Raw Pointers
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3. Foreign Function Interface (FFI)
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4. Unsafe Blocks Best Practices
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1. CLI Application Development
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2. Web Development
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3. Using Rocket or Actix
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4. Building REST APIs and Middleware
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9. Asynchronous Programming
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1. Working with Databases in Rust
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2. Testing and Benchmarking in Rust
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3. Creating and Publishing Libraries in Rust
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4. Embedded Rust and no_std Development
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5. Performance Optimization
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6. Community and Open Source
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🗄️ 1. Working with Databases (Diesel, SQLx)
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2. Testing and Benchmarking
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📦 3. Creating and Publishing Libraries
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⚡ 5. Performance Optimization
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🌍 6. Community and Open Source
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