If everyone know this channel. No one would ever say rust is hard. Thanks a lot mate, because of you Im finally figuring out rust and making real apps. Really appreciate it ❤
Thank you! It is a lot of work, but it's people like you who motivate me to keep on going. I appreciate your comment, and I'm glad you're learning Rust! 🥰🦀
Thank you so much! I have been trying to get the idea of options to work in my head. I have awesome mentors but I just keep blocking. This broke it down!
In an earlier video, I think you said that bit of text surrounded by double quotes is of type String. If that is correct, why do you have to do "Porsche".to_string()? And why is the word string in all lower case in this function name?
Good question; I agree it can be very confusing. There are a couple types of strings in Rust. I would reference this for starters: doc.rust-lang.org/rust-by-example/std/str.html Notice that String is heap-allocated, whereas &str is a fixed size on the stack.
Lifetimes are definitely challenging to understand at first. Basically it's a way for a developer to declare how long a particular value needs to "live" for, relative to other values. At some point I'll need to make a dedicated video to this topic. I still can't figure out how to explain it in an easy to understand way! 😆
@@TrevorSullivan oh man! yes please! I've been struggling recently on lifetimes.. At first, I think I got it, then when I try it myself everything went south so fast 🤣
@@Gj1118 thank you! If I ever figure out a good use case for specifying lifetimes, I'll do a video on that topic to clarify things. I hope you've learned something aside from that! I appreciate your support.
@@salaar-zj2ks I already have a video on async futures! Actually two videos. I will certainly consider making one on lifetimes. I know that some other creators have already covered this topic fairly well.
Check out the FULL Rust video playlist! 🦀 th-cam.com/play/PLDbRgZ0OOEpUkWDGqp91ODn0dk7LPBAUL.html
If everyone know this channel. No one would ever say rust is hard.
Thanks a lot mate, because of you Im finally figuring out rust and making real apps. Really appreciate it ❤
Wow, that is some high praise! That means a lot to me. Thank you, mate.
nah frfr he literally taught me the language in a day!!!
100% , I swear I've read the rust book and watched many courses and nothing like this playlist !!!!!!
Seriously you really teach well and i can't believe i am beginning to enjoy Rust, something that has eluded me for years . Finally
@@judevector thank you! I'm so happy to hear you're learning Rust! 🦀
I bounce across several of these videos, they're all just so good.
Cheers Trevor! - Subscribed!
😊 thank you for your support!! I hope this channel has been helpful for you.
This whole Rust tutorial series is amazing. Thank you so much for all your hard work and time on it.
Thank you! It is a lot of work, but it's people like you who motivate me to keep on going. I appreciate your comment, and I'm glad you're learning Rust! 🥰🦀
Thank you! This was one of the most structured videos I have seen on this topic, appreciate it.
You have amazing rust content🙌
I like your video as the explanation is clear~~ Thanks for the work
thank you!
Thank you so much! I have been trying to get the idea of options to work in my head. I have awesome mentors but I just keep blocking. This broke it down!
In an earlier video, I think you said that bit of text surrounded by double quotes is of type String. If that is correct, why do you have to do "Porsche".to_string()? And why is the word string in all lower case in this function name?
Good question; I agree it can be very confusing. There are a couple types of strings in Rust. I would reference this for starters: doc.rust-lang.org/rust-by-example/std/str.html
Notice that String is heap-allocated, whereas &str is a fixed size on the stack.
everything is fine until 37:43 , I got lost on that 😂, excellent tutorial tho! thanks so much!
Lifetimes are definitely challenging to understand at first. Basically it's a way for a developer to declare how long a particular value needs to "live" for, relative to other values. At some point I'll need to make a dedicated video to this topic. I still can't figure out how to explain it in an easy to understand way! 😆
@@TrevorSullivan oh man! yes please! I've been struggling recently on lifetimes.. At first, I think I got it, then when I try it myself everything went south so fast 🤣
@@TrevorSullivan Please do so. Even I got lost at the exact same minute. Thanks a ton . Following this series quire religiously. Thanks once again.
@@Gj1118 thank you! If I ever figure out a good use case for specifying lifetimes, I'll do a video on that topic to clarify things. I hope you've learned something aside from that! I appreciate your support.
Did you made any video on liferimes?
Hi there! No I have not made any videos dedicated to lifetimes yet. Thanks for checking!
@@TrevorSullivan Can you please make one on Lifetimes and Futures topics
@@salaar-zj2ks I already have a video on async futures! Actually two videos. I will certainly consider making one on lifetimes. I know that some other creators have already covered this topic fairly well.
@@TrevorSullivan great thanks for your efforts
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