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Rust Ownership and Borrowing Rust Lifetimes

Rust Web Development

Rust Web Frameworks API Development with Rust

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Rust Unit Testing Debugging in Rust

Advanced rust Tests

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Fill in the Blanks (FITB) Test

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Find and Fix Errors RUST Test

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Understanding Variables in Rust

This guide introduces variables in Rust, explaining the let keyword and how to use it to declare mutable and immutable variables.

Variable Declaration in Rust

Variables in Rust are declared using the let keyword. To make a variable mutable, add mut:

// Declaring variables in Rust
let name = "Rust";    // Immutable
let mut age = 3;      // Mutable
age = 4;              // Allowed since it's mutable

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