Rust Course - Week1

RUST is an optional module and is planned to start on DAY1.

# DAY1: Preparation stage

# 1. Specific requirements

1. Programming environment setup：

• VSCode installation and Rust-analyzer plug-in installation

  For the VSCode installation environment, please refer to C++ Week1.

2. Install Rust and Cargo toolchain

   Installation tutorial linkopen in new window

# 2. Display of learning results

1. Organize notes on problems and solutions encountered in setting up a programming environment
2. Use Cargo to create a project, write a Hello word program, and complete program compilation and execution.

# 3. Reference materials

• iEDA Team B Station Video Accountopen in new window
• Rust official learning documentation - Get Startedopen in new window

# DAY2-DAY3: Learning basic knowledge of Rust

# 1. Specific requirements

Learn the following knowledge points:

1. Basic data types: integer, floating point, string, tuple, array, etc., variable mutability
2. Composite data types enum, struct, trait
3. Container types vector, HashMap, HashSet, BTreeMap, BTreeSet
4. Rust flow control if while for, and pattern match statements if let, while let
5. Rust function, closure, iterator learning
6. Macro writing in Rust

Specifically, you can learnRust language official documentationopen in new window The following chapters:

• Chapter 3 Common Programming Concepts
• Chapter 5 Using Structs to Structure Related
• Chapter 6 Enums and Pattern Matching
• Chapter 8 Common Collections
• Section 10.2 Traits: Defining Shared Behavior
• Chapter 13 Function Language Features:Iterators and Closures About closure and itertor
• Chapter 17 Object Oriented Programming Features of Rust
• Section 19.5 Macros

# 2. Display of learning results

• Complete the corresponding small exercisesopen in new window
• Official rustlings exerciseopen in new window

# 3. Reference materials

• Rust official exampleopen in new window
• Rust official learning documentationopen in new window
• Tsinghua Rust courseopen in new window
• Google Rust Tutorialopen in new window

# DAY4-DAY7: Rust advanced knowledge learning

# 1. Specific requirements

Learn the following knowledge points:

1. Type system, generic programming, trait system, type conversion
2. The ownership system includes ownership mechanism, Copy and Clone, reference and borrowing, life cycle, and Slice.
3. Smart pointers Box, Rc, RefCell
4. Concurrent programming, Atomic, multi-threading and asynchronous Async/Await concurrency, Mutex, Arc
5. Error handling Result, Panic, Option,? Operator
6. Function-oriented programming

Specifically, you can learnRust language official documentationopen in new window The following chapters:

• Chapter 4 Understanding Ownership
• Chapter 9 Error Handling
• Chapter 10 Generic Types, Traits and Lifetimes
• Chapter 13 Functional Language Features: Iterators and Closures Unfinished Content
• Chapter 15 Smart Pointers
• Chapter 16 Fearless Concurrency

# 2. Display of learning results

• Complete the corresponding small exercisesopen in new window
• Official rustlings exerciseopen in new window

# 3. Reference materials

1. Books, blogs, videos:

   • Official rust Necronomiconopen in new window
   • Rust language bibleopen in new window
   • Rust programming languageopen in new window
   • Rust atomic operations and locksopen in new window
   • Rust Atoms and Locks—Chinese Translationopen in new window
   • Awesome-rustopen in new window
   • Learn Rust Easy - Chinese introductory bookopen in new window
   • "How to Program in Rust"
   • The Definitive Guide to Rust
   • "Rust Programming·Second Edition"
   • "In-depth understanding of concurrent programming in Rust"
   • "Rust in Action"
   • 《The Rust Programming Language》
   • 《Rust For Rustaceans》
   • 《Programming Rust—Fast, Safe Systems Development》
   • 《Command-Line Rust》
   • 《Rust Crash Course》
   • 《Systems Programming Rust》
   • 《Rust Atomics and Locks》

2. Community:

   • The Week in Rustopen in new window
   • Rust language Chinese communityopen in new window

3. Video:

   • iEDA Rust languageopen in new window