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Rust from Beginner to Systems Programming
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This book teaches Rust from beginner fundamentals to practical systems programming. It covers ownership, borrowing, pattern matching, traits, error handling, concurrency, async work, CLI tools, and reliable systems-level design.
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01Chapter 1: Introduction to Rust and Why It Matters02Chapter 2: Installing Rust, Cargo, and Project Structure03Chapter 3: Variables, Functions, Control Flow, and Basic Types04Chapter 4: Ownership, Borrowing, and Lifetimes05Chapter 5: Structs, Enums, Pattern Matching, and Methods06Chapter 6: Collections, Strings, and Iterators07Chapter 7: Error Handling with Result, Option, and Custom Errors08Chapter 8: Traits, Generics, Modules, and Crates09Chapter 9: Smart Pointers, Memory Management, and Interior Mutability10Chapter 10: Threads, Channels, Shared State, and Synchronization11Chapter 11: Async Rust, Tokio, and Network Services12Chapter 12: Files, Processes, CLI Tools, and Systems Programming Patterns13Chapter 13: Testing, Benchmarking, and Debugging Rust Code14Chapter 14: Building a Practical Rust Service or CLI15Chapter 15: Performance Tuning and Safe Refactoring16Chapter 16: Capstone: Operate a Real Rust Application17Appendix A: Commands and Workflow Cheat Sheet18Appendix B: Reference Architectures and Patterns19Appendix C: Common Mistakes and Fixes20Appendix D: Best Practices Summary
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