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“Rust is a very consistent language. The Rust Core Team has worked hard to ensure that Rust does what you ask and doesn’t surprise you by performing additional tasks behind your back. Rust’s toolset—particularly Clippy and Rust’s safety guarantees—check your program for common mistakes and often suggest improvements. It’s common for Rust programmers to notice that writing their program in Rust takes a little longer, but when they run it, it works as expected.” (RstBrnTsr 2022)
“The Rust language has a few quirks. Sometimes they creep in at the cracks between systems, and sometimes they’re a conscious design choice to avoid doing something worse. In this book, you’ll review a series of self-contained Rust programs that explore these quirks. Each program, known as a brain teaser, teaches an aspect of Rust that is designed to surprise you. As you read each brain teaser, try to guess the program’s output correctly. The possible answers are:” (RstBrnTsr 2022)
- The program won’t compile.
- The program produces some unexpected output (for example, “Arithmetic still works!”).
- The program panics and terminates with an error message.
“After each brain teaser, you’ll get an explanation of why the program produces the result it does and how similar issues might affect the code you write in your own programs. To get the most out of this book, try running the code yourself before turning the page and reading the answer and discussion. Taking these steps helps to reinforce what you’re learning. By understanding these quirks, you can become a better Rust programmer—and hopefully, avoid these pitfalls in your own projects.” (RstBrnTsr 2022)
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