@@Codeeater21 Yes ;( but i made a little project in rust to just allow users to paste there text on our server rust took 20+ min to compile in that time i created a whole golang project for that. Well rust is good making apps not backend according to me (i maybe wrong cause i don't have any industry level experience i am in class 12th [JEE ASPIRANT]) by the way when are u bringing part 2 i am waiting and excited for that too :)
@@growwithanshuman I would prefer first you watch this video and then go read the rust book. He didn't cover all topics of rust. Tips: rust downloaded the book for us when we install it Run this command:- rustup doc --book
no way man , no way , i just learnt basics of rust easily, now rust is like typescript for me, thanks a lot man i dont know man what to say i am super happy to just complete rust basics from your tutorial you just help me cross of not doing rust because rust is complex and painful , i think thanks is very less for this man i dont know how to express this hapiness of learning rust 😁
Theek he Sarji, we need Part 2 of this. For Solana Development. Share bhi kardiya Comment and like bhi. Hoping To complete this video within 3-5 days. And waiting for Part 2
Wow, this tutorial is exactly what I've been waiting for! The thorough explanation of Rust, from its history to practical coding examples, is incredibly helpful. The detailed breakdown of concepts like ownership, memory management, and data types has made Rust much more approachable for a beginner like me. Thank you, Code Eater, for creating such a comprehensive and insightful series. I can't wait to dive into the projects and further my understanding of Rust. Looking forward to more content like this!
Kshitij bhai more videos about advanced rust, rust backend frameworks etc please your rust tutorial might be the best one I've encountered so far, even better than Harkirat's hope to see more videos on the same from you!
Output will be: This is s1:hello This is s3:world because in line 2 you get value "hello" from get_string() function and store value in s1 here you create new_string pointer which have value "hello" and then you return new_string which is move ownsership and store in s1 now in get_string() function ownership goes out of scope and s1 becomes new owner and then println! macro borrow s1 to show message in terminal but here s1 have scope in full main() function in line 5 you create s2 as a String (in heap memory) and pass it to send_get_string() function which is process of move ownership and then you also return String type value which you receive and store it in s3 and same println! macro borrow s3 to print message on terminal both s1 and s3 have values and they can also use in the program any where in main() but s2 value is moved in send_get_string() so it lost it's ownership and it can't use after line 6
There is no competition buddy. And Harkirat is doing some great work. I admire his work. But inspiration toh bs acha padhana hai ye soch ke he ata hai. Kaise better kiya jaye aur kya better kiya jaye. :)
2K Likes aur 500 comments ka target rakh diya hai.. Pura kar dijiyega aur karwa bhi dijiyega 😉
Hojaye ga bro
I can't miss this opportunity
Wow
Thanks for helping students like me i am in class 12th and learnt go python js ts
As a backend developer, I was thinking to learn rust from a long time
Now got a nice video to start with
Learn golang instead better for backend and it can be learnt within a week
Everything has pros and cons @Mukund
@@Codeeater21 Yes ;( but i made a little project in rust to just allow users to paste there text on our server rust took 20+ min to compile in that time i created a whole golang project for that. Well rust is good making apps not backend according to me (i maybe wrong cause i don't have any industry level experience i am in class 12th [JEE ASPIRANT]) by the way when are u bringing part 2 i am waiting and excited for that too :)
Golang kaha sa sikhu bhai ? Koi acha RUclips channel bolo@@MukundSRajput
Your Class 12 and making projects
I am completed my btech 1st year it is very hard to digest this stuff@@MukundSRajput
I thought "The Rust Programming Language" book was the best and easiest learning source. but this tutorial is easier. and his explanation is best.
naah . doc is much easier
@@growwithanshuman I would prefer first you watch this video and then go read the rust book. He didn't cover all topics of rust.
Tips: rust downloaded the book for us when we install it
Run this command:- rustup doc --book
no way man , no way , i just learnt basics of rust easily, now rust is like typescript for me, thanks a lot man i dont know man what to say i am super happy to just complete rust basics from your tutorial you just help me cross of not doing rust because rust is complex and painful , i think thanks is very less for this man i dont know how to express this hapiness of learning rust 😁
Theek he Sarji, we need Part 2 of this.
For Solana Development.
Share bhi kardiya
Comment and like bhi.
Hoping To complete this video within 3-5 days.
And waiting for Part 2
same here
read doc , it will help you more
Wow, this tutorial is exactly what I've been waiting for! The thorough explanation of Rust, from its history to practical coding examples, is incredibly helpful. The detailed breakdown of concepts like ownership, memory management, and data types has made Rust much more approachable for a beginner like me. Thank you, Code Eater, for creating such a comprehensive and insightful series. I can't wait to dive into the projects and further my understanding of Rust. Looking forward to more content like this!
Excited for part 2 ✨️
Best tutorial available for learning rust in hindi
I don't know how RUclips bought this video on my recommendations but I am sooo glad it did! ❤
Can't wait for part 2!! 🔥🔥
2k likes and 500 comments mai mera chotasa yogdaan
Aap sabhi bhi target pura kare taki advance part aaske
Thanks
Ye baat...
@@Codeeater21 🤩 thank you so much sir
Best as always. Please bring the second part for your audiences who are willing to learn from you.
Wow you are genius. Already enrolled in the bootcamp, so this is bonus.
Proper explanation on rust.
One of the best explainer ever...😊.
Bhai thank u for providing this course ❤❤
Sir build a course on Solana blockchain developement
I was planning to explore rust .. Here come your tutorial.. I am very excited.. let's see how it went
fabulous tutorial
please cover rust in respect to solana in up coming lecture..Thanks
Teach rust like you taught solidity to us, from A-Z
As a backend developer, I was thinking to learn rust from a long time
Size (bits)
8 u8 0 to 255
16 u16 0 to 65,535
32 u32 0 to 4,294,967,295
64 u64 0 to 18,446,744,073,709,551,615
128 u128 0 to 2^128 - 1
Size (bits)
8 i8 -128 to 127
16 i16 -32,768 to 32,767
32 i32 -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647
64 i64 -9,223,372,036,854,775,808 to 9,223,372,036,854,775,807
128 i128 -(2^127) to 2^127 - 1
Another top notch as expected.
Bhai.. bohot mast quality ka tutorial hain. Thanks Bhai.
Comment Nahi aye to bhi Rust Part jald hi laavo sir ji.
Peleasezzz... 😂
You'you are amazing sir ❤️waiting for part 2❤️
Kshitij bhai more videos about advanced rust, rust backend frameworks etc please your rust tutorial might be the best one I've encountered so far, even better than Harkirat's hope to see more videos on the same from you!
Output will be:
This is s1:hello
This is s3:world
because in line 2 you get value "hello" from get_string() function and store value in s1 here you create new_string pointer which have value "hello" and then you return new_string which is move ownsership and store in s1 now in get_string() function ownership goes out of scope and s1 becomes new owner and then println! macro borrow s1 to show message in terminal but here s1 have scope in full main() function
in line 5 you create s2 as a String (in heap memory) and pass it to send_get_string() function which is process of move ownership and then you also return String type value which you receive and store it in s3 and same println! macro borrow s3 to print message on terminal
both s1 and s3 have values and they can also use in the program any where in main() but s2 value is moved in send_get_string() so it lost it's ownership and it can't use after line 6
Thank you sir for this amazing course ❤❤
Im watching ur rust vdo 2nd time ..............because I liked it and again wanna go through........
thank you so much sir, bade hi aasani ss saare complex complex toppics khatam kardiye, grateful
This course has been really good so far. I've been following Rust documentation as well. So, please make an advanced-level video regarding Rust.
Thank you so much sir.
Extremely helpful course bro
Yes sir we need advance version. Upload soon as possible ❤❤
Great way to teach man i was looking for best resource to learn
best video on rust.
Advance version please upload sir
Just finished ⚡ waiting for the next part..
Thanks❤
The value of x in process_integers() is 5
The value of x in main() is 5
a really good tutorial kshitij bhaii
We want part 2 ❤
Helpful video ❤
Great man... Thanks alot ❤
Bohot sahi course hai
Thank you sir ❤
acha competition is always good,
I think sir ne harkirat se thoda inspiration liya hai
But obviously sir ka contribution in unmatched
There is no competition buddy. And Harkirat is doing some great work. I admire his work. But inspiration toh bs acha padhana hai ye soch ke he ata hai. Kaise better kiya jaye aur kya better kiya jaye. :)
sir, part--2 please, we want.
Best Rust Course
Amazing 😍😍
finally the course is out.. Thanks
So finally you bring Rust course!! Thanks sir ❤
Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Excited for part 2
Thanks for the course sir, the way you taught things is just amazing.
Easy to learning 😊
thnaks brother !
I'm excited for part 2.
You are great tutor
Finally getting great explains about rust thanks Sir ❤️
You're Always my Web3 first choice🔥
Great Course For Beginners Love From Pakistan ♥♥
You deserve a much better view and comments, more than 2K and 500 comments
Bhai subscribed for upcoming blockchain bootcamp and super excited for that 🙌😎
I am very excited part 2
Good one Rust is future
yes bhaiya we need rust part 2
Keep going bhaiya
Great Sir , From blockchain to ethical hacking all content you provide is awsome
most waited video
Thank you so much for this course.. please make another video for the advanced topics
That is some quality content and notes.
Thankyou so much for your efforts.
Keep going bhaiya
For i16: range from : -36768 to 36767
Thankyou sir for providing these amazing contents for free
The way of your explaining is really good. Please make full course on axum framework.
Amazing, looking for advanced concepts aswell.
yes
thanks for creating this video
Nice explanation 😊
Thanks so much man
Thank you 😊😊😊
Badhiya badhiya proper abhi time hai ache se Sikh leta hu ...bhaiya kuch blockchain ka bhi Lana solana etherium kya kya hota hai wo 😢
loved the video !
weldone yar bhot alaa
Thank you Sir for uploading this ❤❤❤❤
2:31:14 rust shall have used something like RWMutex or Mutex as golang.
2:35:05 maja to aaraha hai for sure
Waiting for part 2 . . .
I am starting to watch
Nice course, waiting for solana course
Great work
top Notch Quality bhaiya 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Please upload second part
Please make another advanced tutorial on rust
RUST ❤❤❤
NICE EXPLANATION
THE FUTURE IS HEAR
IT JUST LIKE TANK BEAST OF LANGUAGE
Thanks bhaya
Superb ❤ tutorial sir
You have a new subscriber
Waiting for it!!
Behtareen
Need advanced version