Implement Methods on Rust Structs 🦀

Rust developers can implement behaviors on their custom data structures by using methods. Methods are simply Rust functions that operate on a type (aka. static methods) or an instance of a type (instance methods). In this video, we'll look at some practical examples of implementing Rust methods on a "Vehicle" and "Person" structs.
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[@TrevorSullivan]

Check out the FULL Rust video playlist! 🦀 ruclips.net/p/PLDbRgZ0OOEpUkWDGqp91ODn0dk7LPBAUL

[@ExidifulCrypto]

i dont even know how im keeping up, my only explanation, my teacher is awesome. Thanks brother, I can tell you just because of how good you explained rust, I will be a permanent fan for every series you have on your channel

[@TrevorSullivan]

Just keep learning a little bit each day! That's how it's done. 🦀

[@rendivs]

other tutorial seems make it more complicated, i like this, super easy to understand

[@ojoawojoshua780]

The create_vehicle inside the impl fuction which returns "Vehicle" can also return "Self" which points to Vehicle because it's in an impl of Vehicle

[@princemarkied8071]

I will never be smart enough to use this, but I can dream.

[@TrevorSullivan]

You are capable of it!! What's holding you back? Try it yourself!

[@minkus-moinkus]

u got it brudda

[@gautamjh]

Nicely explained

[@OmbasaMukhwami]

How dare you make rush so easy 😂😂

[@cbbcbb6803]

I will try this.

[@sulaimonakande8611]

Your explanations are top-notch. Thanks.
what project can i start building at this level

[@TrevorSullivan]

Thanks! I'm glad you're learning from these videos. A good start would be a CLI tool.

[@sulaimonakande8611]

Ok thanks

[@pipi_delina]

Do you have plans to do something on Golang as well

[@TrevorSullivan]

Great question. It is on my radar, but in the short term, I'm investing in Rust. Are you planning to use Golang, or currently are?

[@pipi_delina]

@@TrevorSullivan I have been split between the two.. I most default to python. I see them both as similar but will be great to be able to understand them all

[@TrevorSullivan]

@@pipi_delina 💯 you are on the right track! Never limit yourself to just one technology stack! I used to do that earlier in my career, but now I just use what's best or interesting!

[@gamehacker5692]

So Java is basically C# and Rust is basically C++ lmao

[@TrevorSullivan]

Rust is actually just about as fast as C++ applications! Check out some benchmarks out there.

[@harshjain3122]

More like...Rust is closer to C and Haskell is closer to C++

[@gamehacker5692]

@@harshjain3122 I haven’t taught myself C or Haskell yet but I get the jist since Java and c# are always compared (c# is biter imo but that’s bc I use unity lol)