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A statically typed programming language, with some functional elements, that builds native executables.
A statically typed programming language, with some functional elements, that builds native executables.
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= Concepts =
= Concepts =
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Concepts you'll need to be familiar with in order to use rust effectively. Also see [[rust anatomy]].
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