2. A Tour of Rust Downloading and Installing Rust A Simple Function Writing and Running Unit Tests Handling Command-Line Arguments A Simple Web Server Concurrency What the Mandelbrot Set Actually Is Parsing Pair Command-Line Arguments Mapping from Pixels to Complex Numbers Plotting the Set Writing Image Files A Concurrent Mandelbrot Program Running the Mandelbrot Plotter Safety Is Invisible
3. Basic Tvpes Machine Types Integer Types Floating-Point Types The bool Type Characters Tuples Pointer Types References Boxes Raw Pointers Arrays, Vectors, and Slices Arrays Vectors Building Vectors Element by Element Slices String Types String Literals Byte Strings Strings in Memory String Using Strings Other String-Like Types Beyond the Basics
4. Ownership Ownership Moves More Operations That Move Moves and Control Flow Moves and Indexed Content Copy Types: The Exception to Moves Rc and Arc: Shared Ownership
5. References References as Values Rust References Versus C++ References Assigning References References to References Comparing References References Are Never Null Borrowing References to Arbitrary Expressions References to Slices and Trait Objects Reference Safety Borrowing a Local Variable Receiving References as Parameters Passing References as Arguments Returning References Structs Containing References
6. Expressions 7. Error Handing 8. Crates and modules 9. Structs 10. Enums and patterns 11. Traits and generics 12. Operator overloading 13. Utility traits 14 Cloures 15. Iterators 16. Collections 17. Strings and text 18. Input and Output 19. Concurrency 20. Nacros 21. Unsafe code Index