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This is an intro to the language. It is long but we go over a lot. Web Assembly with Rust is next. Also guys, check out Eduonix, they are giving my subscribers/viewers an awesome deal on courses.

TIMESTAMPS:
Intro - 1:05
Install Rust - 4:45
Creating a file - 6:26
Cargo Init & Build - 7:50
Print & Formatting - 10:42
Variables - 19:35
Data Types - 25:15
Strings - 33:42
Tuples - 44:34
Arrays - 47:14
Vectors - 55:00
Conditionals - 1:16:00
Loops - 1:07:03
Functions - 1:13:53
Pointers & Reference - 1:19:14
Structs - 1:22:00
Enums - 1:37:59
Command Line Args - 1:42:00
Комментарий от : @TraversyMedia

After watching 1:30 h of the video I got to the conclusion that the sintax it's horrible. It's looks like an amalgamation between 2-3 languages....
Комментарий от : @christianrazvan

Good work Brad!! Thanks a bunch!
Комментарий от : @chrestotes

Nice and simple
Комментарий от : @seabassmoor

Github copilot sent me here. Suggested the URL for the entire Playlist.
Комментарий от : @fredknex

awesome video! loved the pacing, the explanations, everything!
Комментарий от : @Felipekimst

Hey Brad I know it's been 4 years but at 21:00 you say "Remember we can't do printline name" but that's exactly what I did and it worked. Is that a newer thing to Rust? I prefer doing it this way because now it feels more like Javascript's template literals. What I did:

let name = "Taylor";

println!("My name is {name}")
Комментарий от : @maximumcockage6503

If I take something away from this course, it's probably going to be "...and it's always a good idea to get rid of std's" 😂 thank you for this course!
Комментарий от : @Pasta221

thanks
Комментарий от : @mrrishiraj88

why does vector use <> while array uses []?
the keyword vec already disambituates the following characters, so they could have just used the same [] as arrays do.
Комментарий от : @gwho

24:40 multiple assignments is so unnecessary, creates duplicate syntax from just assigning them individually. keep things one way. alternatives just spawn.... alternatives. it's bad for the same reason as having multiple versions of the same intended function
Комментарий от : @gwho

if you have a choice in designing hte syntax of a new language, idk why on earth one would choose to include semicolons and braces for code blocks. take a page from python and ruby, and use new lines. Be better than python and instead of mandating 4 spaces, use 1 tab character that anyone can choose to render as any number of spaces they individually choose through their editor.
Комментарий от : @gwho

Highly great resource but hurts watching.
Комментарий от : @ManuelTransfeld

Completed! I have learnt so many things Brad! Thanks a lot.
Комментарий от : @DeepakKumar-ec2or

46:10 why did you put an i8 there instead of u8? the age cant be negative. im trying to understand it
Комментарий от : @fumano2679

uploaded 4 years ago but I just seeing this know, because I want to learn new language😁 Thanks Brad
Комментарий от : @ikromnurrohim

Really helpful explanation. Can you please share the samples for download?
Комментарий от : @Saieditz_xd

"this has code completion, it's basically a linter" => WHAT??
Комментарий от : @ivanjijon8647

1:34:22. Based
Комментарий от : @anonymoususer7986

Does anyone know what extension he uses to get his println!() autocomplete so efficient?
Комментарий от : @akhildeshpande6311

i like this video but i think it is very close minded to think of something like c++ or rust as only a systems programming language as they can be so much more
Комментарий от : @samuelfischer3764

My guy said "It is always a good thing to get rid of STDs" 🤣
Комментарий от : @abenezerayalneh5395

@53:09
"... and get rid of the std... which is always a good thing to get rid of stds..."
Комментарий от : @JMCV2

What is the keyboard shortcut for slash?
Комментарий от : @blockhorizon_official

I tought this was going to be a crash course to the Rust game, I feel clickbaited lol
Комментарий от : @narativ

wrg, no intorvx etc no matter what, idts, and no scuh thing as good about introvx, cepuxuax, do, outx, can do, outx any nmw and any s perfect
Комментарий от : @zes3813

at 58:57 I see that the function iter() is used but I see that the loop works even without the use of the function can someone please let me know the significance of this.
Комментарий от : @mayursuresh2259

Why he doesn't calls 64-bit floating point as double?
Комментарий от : @vadimkot2354

how dare you shame the girth of the match operator, sir
Комментарий от : @ericbwertz

match watcher {
Watcher::Liked => println!("Liked!"),
Watcher::Disliked => println!("Disliked!")
}

-> Liked!
Комментарий от : @moveresk

Fantastic video. Thanks! ....Being new to Rust, but not new programming languages, what I currently don't understand why "mut" is not inferred. A vast majority of the time the intent of declaring a variable is so it can be modified, otherwise use a constant. The concept of "variable" implies that it's content will vary. My intent is not to be argumentative about the finer details, I am simply trying to understand the design choice behind making variables immutable by default.
Комментарий от : @nrnoble

Damn Bartender, that's cold
Комментарий от : @zachmcginty

If you printing to the console any collection, most of the times is more useful to use "{:#?}", thats pretty print
Комментарий от : @pedroluzio

big thanks for this, best rust tutorial i've come across thus far
Комментарий от : @nayutadere3278

Man, it wasn't really until working with str and trying to do basic things on a UART that I realized how hostile Rust is to embedded code. The whole "char is and always has been 4 bytes" is pedantic BS. C/C++ has always treated strings as bytes, and working with unicode sized characters needed to be added on.
Комментарий от : @EmbeddedSorcery

One thing i can say for sure is Rust is extremely fast compared to other programs
Комментарий от : @hoc829

THe fact that github copilot gets that im doing the tutorial is insane lmao
Комментарий от : @alien_lifestyle7926

Definitely a good thing to get rid of stds.
Комментарий от : @jameswu8750

Great video!
Комментарий от : @AlexTitarenko87

Fantastic content, cheers!
Комментарий от : @francoisarbour1207

indeed, always a good thing to get rid of std's. crab mascot looking sus now
Комментарий от : @braverodger

I’m the 1000th comment
Комментарий от : @cjdc007

7:15 Error 'cc' linker not found. Go to terminal and run this $ sudo apt install build-essential
Комментарий от : @Chance_POV

Came here because of tauri
Комментарий от : @garbjorn1757

no such thing as powerful or same or tedious or better or difficult or etc, c++ mechanism skx, cepuxuax, do, say, can do, say any nmw and any s perfx
Комментарий от : @zes3813

"its always good to get rid of stds"
im dead thank you
Комментарий от : @shadoestorme

Thank you🥰
Комментарий от : @nihalnclt

Simple and straightforward, that's how teachers should have taught us.
I think Rust is a replacement for C and not C++.
Комментарий от : @0xsajjad

"and lot of it seems weird like when would i ever use it"
me thinking about how will i architect my tokenizer and parser pipeline to produce ASTs from source text quickly and efficiently: "yum yum yum"
Комментарий от : @MidnightSt

Rust looks similar to python. Of course, like every function is named different, but they both have same functionality.
Комментарий от : @ThatOneRobloxDev

55:14
Комментарий от : @cowseye

Thank you so much for this video
Комментарий от : @anusri4dance14

I hate rust, but I appreciate the course
Комментарий от : @Inevitablerizzler

Very good and practical, this video is great, thank you!
Комментарий от : @DavidAugusto

Does this course still look good in 2022?
Комментарий от : @rustacean10

Than you, this was a great introduction and I'm loving RUST so far!
Комментарий от : @alfonsotech

Nice and concise, covering the Rust basics well. Thanks!
Комментарий от : @brianthorson8624

Thankyou Brad !!
Комментарий от : @Harshil-Jani

A lot changed in the syntax since 2019. but i am in love with the compiler already.. lets see if i get through with compiler help...
Комментарий от : @cypto_economy

Great content, cheers mate
Комментарий от : @gabrielthom4959

fn main () {

let comment= "Really Good Crash Course, helped a lot ";
let ty = "Thank you Bro !!!";
println!("{}. {}",comment , ty);

}
Комментарий от : @niranjanmt6162

Great video. Thanks a lot 🙏
Комментарий от : @vibhatha

Thanks so much for your sharing. It helps me a lot
Комментарий от : @mtuan2086

Great vid! Just a note since Rust (rls) vscode extension is outdated: use Rust Analyzer instead - or even better use Rust Extension Pack (also includes Rust Analyzer).
Комментарий от : @whoiskeysersoze2

pov: python programmer (me) tryes to code in Rust:

semicolon: goodbye
Комментарий от : @originalni_popisovac

how did he just skip over the exclamation mark of the functions 🤔
Комментарий от : @Mythix2

May I ask how do you turn on the linter that you have activated?
Комментарий от : @tudatostrader

Awesome! Thank you! More Rust please :)
Комментарий от : @tudatostrader

Great intro Brad. Thanks!
Комментарий от : @joshuadrentlaw4621

thanks now I know how to make a discord bot for my friend
Комментарий от : @sushileaderyt1957

Always a good idea to get rid of STDs::
Комментарий от : @ChristopherSprance

Can you explain why the ! in println!() ? It's a macro but why?
Комментарий от : @rl1111rl

I'm bouta rewrite the entire Linux kernel.
Комментарий от : @gavinb8173

Great tutorial!
Комментарий от : @DarianBenam

53:00 I mean ... I agree
Комментарий от : @--Arthur

Till 1:18:00
Комментарий от : @ginowadakekalam

Very Helpful. Started Rust with your video.
Комментарий от : @SirJagerYT

you fucking killed this.
Комментарий от : @fiig3669

53:08 "We can simply say mem and get rid of the std"

If only that was as easy in real life....
Комментарий от : @erikzeidlitz5710

1:00:13 map doesn't mutate arrays (and it shouldn't in any language), so it's not too similar to javascript map, but I assume there is a map for rust arrays, and vec-s
Комментарий от : @tripliszek

This is Gold.
This should be #1 to go for beginners.
I started reading the Rust book, and you nailed it.
Pure Rust demo.
Thank you.
Комментарий от : @thebiomicroguy

I have put this off for so long. It is time.
Комментарий от : @noahhastings6145

on macOS its just: "brew install rust"
Комментарий от : @iMonZ00

19:44 we stopped learning about print function
Комментарий от : @karis7539

What is it with systems languages and being allergic to long keywords? Honestly, "public function main() {...}" is so much nicer than "pub fn main() {...}".
Комментарий от : @minuspi8372

“I know a lot of you guys are web developers.”
Nope, not at all haha. Zero experience.
Комментарий от : @HustleMillennial

At 9:45 why do you use ./ (dot slash) in front of the directory name? (./target/debug/...)
Комментарий от : @unperrier5998

Really good and useful content that while being long still keeps the audience paying attention! Nice job!
Комментарий от : @pikhosh

Ngl this tutorial is very direct, some things are not explained. If someone doesnt know C or C++ from before it would be hard to grasp some concepts from video.
Комментарий от : @rudranshdixit5526

Just want to add something for knowledge. You set 32 bit at start so it took 4 bytes for each, but if set 64 bit then 8bytes each ?
Комментарий от : @shariqkhan7462

You missed reserved keywords ? I mean are there any reserved ones ?

Can we just declare a variable and assign it later ?
Комментарий от : @shariqkhan7462