In this module, we will dive into references and borrowing in Rust. You will explore how Rust’s ownership model allows safe sharing of data through references, and how it prevents issues like dangling references. Practical examples will help reinforce these important concepts.

In this module, we will explore how slices are used in Rust to provide efficient, safe access to parts of data structures. You will learn to work with string and array slices, using them in functions and manipulating data safely and efficiently.

In this module, we will introduce you to structs in Rust, focusing on how they are used to structure related data. You will learn about methods, updating struct instances, and organizing your code with impl blocks, applying your knowledge in a hands-on project.

In this module, we will explore Rust’s enums and how they allow you to represent flexible and complex data. You will learn about pattern matching, methods on enums, and how to use them in practical applications to simplify your code.

In this module, we will introduce you to generics in Rust and explain how they allow for flexible, reusable code. You will explore their use in functions, structs, and enums, applying these concepts in a hands-on project to reinforce your learning.

In this module, we will cover Rust's Option and Result enums for handling optional and error-prone values. You will learn how to use pattern matching and practical methods to safely manage data, building your skills through a hands-on project.