Rust Basics 2024: Lesson 1 | Primitive Data Types
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🕒 Duration: 09:22 minutes
🎓 Instructor: Amir Bekhit
Introduction (0:00 - 0:48)
Welcome to Lesson 1 of Rust Fundamentals! In this session, we'll dive into the foundational aspect of Rust programming: Primitive Data Types. Understanding these data types is crucial for any Rust developer. We'll explore each primitive data type, its characteristics, and usage scenarios.
1. Integer Types (0:48: - 06:28)
🔹 i8, i16, i32, i64, i128: Signed integers with varying sizes.
🔹 u8, u16, u32, u64, u128: Unsigned integers with varying sizes.
🔹 isize, usize: Architecture-dependent signed and unsigned integers.
🔹 Discuss the range and memory allocation of each integer type.
2. Floating-Point Types (06:29 - 07:13)
🔹 f32, f64: Floating-point numbers representing real numbers.
🔹 Precision and range differences between f32 and f64.
🔹 Examples illustrating the usage of floating-point types.
3. Boolean Type (07:14 - 08:06)
🔹 bool: Represents true or false values.
🔹 Logical operations and boolean expressions.
🔹 Practical applications of boolean data type in Rust.
4. Character Type (08:07 - 09:09)
🔹 char: Unicode scalar values representing a single character.
🔹 Discuss UTF-8 encoding and Rust's support for Unicode.
🔹 Examples demonstrating character literals and operations.
That wraps up Lesson 1 of Rust Fundamentals.
Thank you for your participation, and see you in the next session! 👋🦀
Resources:
Official Rust Documentation: rust-lang.org
"Programming Rust: Fast, Safe Systems Development" by Jim Blandy and Jason Orendorff.
"The Rust Programming Language" by Steve Klabnik and Carol Nichols.
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