tusharpamnani7.hashnode.devLifetimesIn Chapter 11: Traits, we explored how to define shared behavior that different types can implement. Now, let's dive into a trickier, but very important concept: Lifetimes. Lifetimes help the compiler ensure that references are always valid. 馃 Why L...Jul 14, 2025路8 min read
tusharpamnani7.hashnode.devTraitsIn Chapter 10: Generics, we learned how to write code that can work with different types without having to duplicate the code for each type. Now, let's explore Traits, which define shared behavior that different types can implement. Imagine you have ...Jul 13, 2025路6 min read
tusharpamnani7.hashnode.devGenericsIn Chapter 8: Option, we explored how to handle values that might be present or absent using the Option enum. Now, let's learn about Generics, which let us write code that works with many different data types without having to write separate code for...Jul 10, 2025路6 min read
tusharpamnani7.hashnode.devResult and Option (Error Handling)Welcome back! In Chapter 6: Enums, we learned about enums and how they can be used to represent different states. This chapter is all about how Rust helps you handle errors, using two special enums: Result and Option. Imagine you're making a sandwich...Jul 9, 2025路7 min read
tusharpamnani7.hashnode.devEnumerations (Enums)In the last chapter Structs, we learned how to group related data together into custom data types. Now, let's explore enums, which allow us to define a type that can have one of several possible values. The "Traffic Light" Analogy Imagine a traffic l...Jul 7, 2025路5 min read