Rust Programming

Rust is a systems programming language that guarantees memory safety without garbage collection. For C++ developers, Rust offers familiar concepts like RAII, zero-cost abstractions, and low-level control, while adding compile-time safety guarantees that prevent data races, null pointer dereferences, and use-after-free bugs.

This section maps C++ concepts to their Rust equivalents, highlighting similarities and key differences. Each chapter includes side-by-side code comparisons with working examples.

• Rust Basics
• RAII
• Strings
• Collections
• Iterators
• Traits and Generics
• Casting
• Const Functions
• Closures
• Smart Pointers
• Error Handling
• Threads
• Modules
• Rust FFI - Calling C++ from Rust