If everyone know this channel. No one would ever say rust is hard. Thanks a lot mate, because of you Im finally figuring out rust and making real apps. Really appreciate it ❤
Thank you! It is a lot of work, but it's people like you who motivate me to keep on going. I appreciate your comment, and I'm glad you're learning Rust! 🥰🦀
Lifetimes are definitely challenging to understand at first. Basically it's a way for a developer to declare how long a particular value needs to "live" for, relative to other values. At some point I'll need to make a dedicated video to this topic. I still can't figure out how to explain it in an easy to understand way! 😆
@@TrevorSullivan oh man! yes please! I've been struggling recently on lifetimes.. At first, I think I got it, then when I try it myself everything went south so fast 🤣
@@Gj1118 thank you! If I ever figure out a good use case for specifying lifetimes, I'll do a video on that topic to clarify things. I hope you've learned something aside from that! I appreciate your support.
Thank you so much! I have been trying to get the idea of options to work in my head. I have awesome mentors but I just keep blocking. This broke it down!
In an earlier video, I think you said that bit of text surrounded by double quotes is of type String. If that is correct, why do you have to do "Porsche".to_string()? And why is the word string in all lower case in this function name?
Good question; I agree it can be very confusing. There are a couple types of strings in Rust. I would reference this for starters: doc.rust-lang.org/rust-by-example/std/str.html Notice that String is heap-allocated, whereas &str is a fixed size on the stack.
@@salaar-zj2ks I already have a video on async futures! Actually two videos. I will certainly consider making one on lifetimes. I know that some other creators have already covered this topic fairly well.
Check out the FULL Rust video playlist! 🦀 ruclips.net/p/PLDbRgZ0OOEpUkWDGqp91ODn0dk7LPBAUL
If everyone know this channel. No one would ever say rust is hard.
Thanks a lot mate, because of you Im finally figuring out rust and making real apps. Really appreciate it ❤
Wow, that is some high praise! That means a lot to me. Thank you, mate.
nah frfr he literally taught me the language in a day!!!
100% , I swear I've read the rust book and watched many courses and nothing like this playlist !!!!!!
I bounce across several of these videos, they're all just so good.
Cheers Trevor! - Subscribed!
😊 thank you for your support!! I hope this channel has been helpful for you.
Seriously you really teach well and i can't believe i am beginning to enjoy Rust, something that has eluded me for years . Finally
@@judevector thank you! I'm so happy to hear you're learning Rust! 🦀
You have amazing rust content🙌
This whole Rust tutorial series is amazing. Thank you so much for all your hard work and time on it.
Thank you! It is a lot of work, but it's people like you who motivate me to keep on going. I appreciate your comment, and I'm glad you're learning Rust! 🥰🦀
Thank you! This was one of the most structured videos I have seen on this topic, appreciate it.
I like your video as the explanation is clear~~ Thanks for the work
thank you!
everything is fine until 37:43 , I got lost on that 😂, excellent tutorial tho! thanks so much!
Lifetimes are definitely challenging to understand at first. Basically it's a way for a developer to declare how long a particular value needs to "live" for, relative to other values. At some point I'll need to make a dedicated video to this topic. I still can't figure out how to explain it in an easy to understand way! 😆
@@TrevorSullivan oh man! yes please! I've been struggling recently on lifetimes.. At first, I think I got it, then when I try it myself everything went south so fast 🤣
@@TrevorSullivan Please do so. Even I got lost at the exact same minute. Thanks a ton . Following this series quire religiously. Thanks once again.
@@Gj1118 thank you! If I ever figure out a good use case for specifying lifetimes, I'll do a video on that topic to clarify things. I hope you've learned something aside from that! I appreciate your support.
Thank you so much! I have been trying to get the idea of options to work in my head. I have awesome mentors but I just keep blocking. This broke it down!
In an earlier video, I think you said that bit of text surrounded by double quotes is of type String. If that is correct, why do you have to do "Porsche".to_string()? And why is the word string in all lower case in this function name?
Good question; I agree it can be very confusing. There are a couple types of strings in Rust. I would reference this for starters: doc.rust-lang.org/rust-by-example/std/str.html
Notice that String is heap-allocated, whereas &str is a fixed size on the stack.
Did you made any video on liferimes?
Hi there! No I have not made any videos dedicated to lifetimes yet. Thanks for checking!
@@TrevorSullivan Can you please make one on Lifetimes and Futures topics
@@salaar-zj2ks I already have a video on async futures! Actually two videos. I will certainly consider making one on lifetimes. I know that some other creators have already covered this topic fairly well.
@@TrevorSullivan great thanks for your efforts
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