Rust Brain Teasers (Pragmatic Bookshelf)
Friday, 08 April 2022

This book, subtitled "Exercise Your Mind" contains a series of brain teasers designed to challenge your understanding of Rust. Many of the teasers in this book come from Herbert Wolverson's own experience creating software. Others derive from commonly asked questions in the Rust community. Regardless of their origin, these brain teasers are fun.

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The brain teasers include example code and sample problems that cover numbers and text, shadowing and memory, and everything in between. Try to figure out why a particular program won't compile, why it produces unexpected output, or why it panics and terminates with an error message.

Author: Herbert Wolverson
Publisher: Pragmatic Bookshelf
Date: March 2022
Pages: 140
ISBN: 978-1680509175
Print: 1680509179
Audience: Rust developers
Level: Intermediate
Category: Other Languages

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