" The type safety of Haskell, the concurrency of Erlang, and the speed of C++ --> Rust”
Rust is useful because if you write broken code, the compiler refuses to compile it and will explain the problem to you. Everything is typed, you can never overrun a buffer and you can't forget to free memory.The resulting code will be pretty much as fast as your C and you can be pretty sure it's correct. (The icing on the cake is that concurrency is pretty much effortless and your resultant Rust program can interface seamlessly with C code).
Language Fundamentals I
Data Types
More Data Types and Memory Size
Stack and Heap Scope
Shadowing Arithmetic
Conditional Operators
Structs and Enumeration
Arrays Vectors Strings,
Tuples Functions and Closures
Ownership Borrowing
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