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Welcome

Welcome to LearnRustlings Documentation!

This documentation serves as a comprehensive guide and personal knowledge base for my journey through the Rustlings exercises. Here, you'll find my solutions, explanations, and key takeaways for each exercise, organized for easy navigation and reference.

What is Rustlings?

Rustlings is a fantastic command-line tool designed to help you learn the Rust programming language by solving small, bite-sized exercises. Each exercise focuses on a specific Rust concept, gradually building your understanding from the basics to more advanced topics. It's an interactive and hands-on way to solidify your Rust knowledge.

Why This Documentation?

As I progress through Rustlings, I've created this documentation for several reasons:

  • Personal Learning: To reinforce my understanding of Rust concepts by articulating solutions and explanations in my own words.
  • Knowledge Base: To build a searchable and organized repository of solutions and common Rust patterns.
  • Future Reference: To quickly recall how specific Rust features work or how certain problems were solved.
  • Sharing: To potentially help other learners by providing alternative perspectives or detailed breakdowns of the exercises.

Repository Structure

This MkDocs documentation is built from the content within the https://github.com/dohuyhoang93/LearnRustlings repository. The exercise solutions and explanations are structured to mirror the Rustlings exercise categories for logical flow.

You can navigate through the exercises using the sidebar. Each section corresponds to a Rustlings module (e.g., variables, functions, collections, smart_pointers, etc.).

Getting Started

To explore the exercises and their explanations:

  1. Navigate the Sidebar: Use the navigation menu on the left to browse through different Rustlings categories and individual exercises.
  2. Search: Use the search bar to quickly find specific topics or exercise names.

Contributions

This is primarily a personal learning project. However, if you find any errors or have suggestions for clearer explanations, feel free to open an issue or a pull request on the GitHub repository.

Thank you for visiting! Happy Rusting!