Rust Code Playground

A collection of Rust programs demonstrating various concepts and features of the Rust programming language. This repository is ideal for learners and enthusiasts looking to explore Rust through hands-on examples.

📁 Folder Structure

The codebase is organized into folders, each focused on different aspects of Rust programming:

🔹 basic/

Contains beginner-friendly programs that cover:

• Input/output handling
• Basic control flow (if/else, loops)
• Variable declaration and data types

🔹 rust_topics/

Covers core Rust topics such as:

• Ownership and Borrowing
• Structs and Enums
• Traits and Implementations
• Pattern Matching
• Error handling (Result, Option)

🔹 arrays/

Includes examples related to:

• Array and Vector usage
• Iterating over collections
• Array manipulation techniques

Each folder includes multiple .rs files with self-contained Rust programs.

🔹 memory_management/

Covers memory handling and low-level behavior in Rust:

• Stack vs Heap: How Rust decides where to allocate memory and the implications of each.
• Memory Allocation: Using Box, Rc, and smart pointers to allocate memory on the heap and share ownership.
• Lifetimes: Ensuring memory safety at compile time through lifetime annotations.
• Threads & Concurrency:
  • Spawning and managing threads using std::thread
  • Sharing memory safely between threads using Arc and Mutex
  • Demonstrating Rust’s fearless concurrency model

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🚀 Getting Started

Make sure you have Rust installed.

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/arunjot12/Rust_programs.git
cd Rust_programs