Rust 101 – 9: Vecs, Boxes and slices
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Explanation of some of the most commonly used types in Rust: Vecs, which store lists of items, Boxes that allow us to own things that we keep on the heap, and slices that are a way of referring to parts of Vecs or arrays without owning them.
Series: 1: Intro, 2: Language basics, 3: Memory and ownership, 4: Exercises A1, 5: References, 6: Structs and Enums, 7: Panic and Result, 8: Methods, 9: Vec and Box, 10: Strings, 11: Exercises A2, 12: Traits, 13: Type params, 14: std Traits, 15: Lifetimes, 16: Exercises A3pt1, 17: Exercises A3pt2, 18: Dependencies, 19: API design, 20: Tests
Links:
- Slides: Rust 101 – 9: Vecs, Boxes and slices
- Exercises: 101-rs.tweede.golf/A2-advanced-intro/mod.html
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