دانلود کتاب Rust همه کاره برای مبتدیان

Welcome, then, to Rust All-in-One For Dummies. This book teaches you everything you need to know about coding with Rust, from what it is, to how to get started, to writing and running your first programs. My goal is to show you that going from being clueless about coding to being comfortable with one of the most powerful programming languages out there is a lot more doable than you probably think. This book shows that even the greenest rookie coder can learn how to use Rust to build programs that will amaze their family and friends (and themselves). Note that I didn’t say that this book teaches you everything there is to know about Rust. If you’re looking for lots of Rust history, computer science theory, and long-winded explanations of coding concepts, I’m sorry, but you won’t find any of those things here. My philosophy throughout this book comes from Linus Torvalds, the creator of the Linux operating system (which is now using lots of Rust code): “Talk is cheap. Show me the code.” I explain what needs to be explained and then I move on without further ado (or, most of the time, without any ado at all) to examples and programs that do more to illuminate a concept than any verbose explanations I could muster. (And believe me, I can muster verbosity with the best of them.)