The Rust Programming Language: 2nd edition Paperback – 2 Mar. 2023

I really liked this book, it has a good pace and is well structured. It’s probably good if you have some prior experience (in some other language), but it’s an ideal book for intermediate programmers.

This is a great intro to the Rust language for someone who has experience with other languages. Highly recommended!

This book gives a fantastic low level look at Rust and it's standard library. If anyone is thinking of learning Rust this book should be their first place to start.Examples are relevant and concise, the book is structured well, and has a great pace.10/10

Arrived in perfect condition. The book goes over everything in detail. The book expects you to have some programming knowledge not also not a lot, so just the very basics, like what a variable is. The book starts off in the first chapter telling you what the basic types are like a String and Int32. But the quickly starts telling you some unique things about Rust and how Rust uses them. Then the rest of the book is an in-depth lesson on how Rust works internally so you can understand how to develop in Rust and why.My only flaw with this book is sometimes it can over explain stuff, I don't mean it teaches you things you wouldn't need to know, the author has just constructed the explanation in a longer sentence than it needed to be. Sometimes it felt like a student trying to reach a minimum word count for their essay. It also sometimes repeats it's self, for example the author will explain something then use the same explanation a couple of sentences later, just with the words in a different order.

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Some of the code examples in the book are contrived rather than showing real life usable code. Using code examples for real life use cases , even if long solved, would improve the book and enhance learning for the reader.