📄️ Memory Management
Ok, you got me. There are some pretty fundamental differences between Rust and .NET that you'll encounter as you make this transition. Understanding these differences is key to your success with Rust.
📄️ Borrowing
The borrow checker is often cited as Rust's most distinctive feature—and initially, its most challenging one for newcomers.
📄️ Ownership
Ownership is Rust's most fundamental concept and the foundation of its memory safety guarantees.
📄️ Error Handling
While not listed in the initial bullets, error handling differs significantly between the languages and is worth understanding.
📄️ Concurrency Model
Finally, concurrency works differently between the two languages.
📄️ Memory Safety
This document explores how Rust's ownership system provides memory safety guarantees at compile time, in contrast to the runtime approach used by .NET. You'll analyze specific code examples that demonstrate these differences.
📄️ Memory Efficiency
This document explores how Rust's design principles lead to better resource efficiency compared to .NET. You'll analyze concrete examples from the codebase that demonstrate these differences and explain the underlying mechanisms.
📄️ Mutability
Every variable in Rust is immutable by default.
📄️ Challenge
Demos