This project aims to demystify the concepts of Rust programming language through hands-on coding exercises and real-world examples. It targets individuals with basic programming experience who are eager to learn Rust but find its abstractions and ownership system challenging.

Rust Docs Link : https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/

https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install

NOTE: For Windows, SET ~/cargo/bin path to your Environment Variable's PATH

• Create with new Folder Or Directory

  cargo new <project_name>
  

• Create in Existing Folder or Directory

  cargo init <path>
  

  NOTE: Here path can be a relative path or absolute path

• We should run all below command from our project's root directory.
• First build it

  cargo build
  

• Second run it

  cargo run
  

• The cargo new <project_name> command creates a new Rust Project in a directory called <project_name>.
• The Directory contains several files and directories that Cargo uses to manage the project.
• Including a Cargo.toml file that contains the metadata about the project.
• src directory that contains the source code.

• This is file where we store the metadata about our project.
• This includes information such as project name, version, authors and dependencies.
• It's Written in the TOML format which is popular configuration file format in the RUST Community.
• There are two section in this file [package] and [dependencies]
  • [package] section contains the metadata about the project.
  • [dependencies] section lists external crates that the project depends on.
• Everything that follows a header ( such as [package]) is part of that section that continues until another section starts.