<<<<<<< HEAD Welcome to the RustDocsHandsOn repository! This repository is dedicated to helping new learners explore the Rust programming language and dive into various Rust libraries. It serves as a platform for sharing my learning journey from the Rust documentation and my hands-on experience with Rust programming.
This repository contains a collection of code examples, projects, and notes that I've created while studying Rust using the official Rust documentation. The primary focus is to empower newcomers by demonstrating Rust's syntax, concepts, and real-world applications through practical examples and projects.
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Code Examples: Dive into a variety of standalone code snippets and examples showcasing different Rust concepts and techniques. Each example is documented and categorized for easy reference.
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Projects: Explore more substantial Rust projects that I've developed. Each project comes with detailed explanations, allowing you to see how to apply Rust's features to solve real problems.
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Notes: Access my personal notes on Rust programming. These notes encompass a broad range of topics, from fundamental language constructs to more advanced library usage.
Contributions to this repository are highly encouraged! If you discover bugs, have suggestions, or wish to contribute your own code examples or projects, please open an issue or submit a pull request.
Please ensure that your contributions align with the repository's goal of assisting new learners and promoting the understanding of Rust programming and libraries.
For inquiries, suggestions, or simply to connect, you can reach me via email at [email protected] or find me on Twitter.
Start your Rust journey with excitement and confidence – happy coding!
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