#rustlang

In this question we are asked to explore the consequences of assignment, and to write a function f such that evaluating f(0) + f(1) from 0 if evaluated from left to right and 1 if evaluated from right to left.In this question we are working with the following functionWe then defineWhat happens if we compute last_pair(z

Since the last time I wrote about blog-tools the crate has had quite a bit of development, so I thought now would be a good time to shout out about it.First, the create now comes with three working examples of a blog you can run right away. Simply clone the repo and runWhat do the high, medium and low refer to? That's

In Exercise 14 we are asked to investigate that calculating resistances with the interval arithmatic package we wrote gives different results. We try\[\frac{R_1 R_2}{R_1 + R_2}\]and\[ \frac{1}{1/R_1 + 1/R_2} \]Although these are mathematically the same equation, they produce quite different results with interval arithm

I'm currently attempting to do every problem in Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs. This post will give solutions to the wordy problems in the firt chapter. You can find the repo where I'm solving the problems https://github.com/IndigoCurnick/structure_interpretation_computer_programsWe are given the fol

As part of my job, I work with a lot of earth data. To make my life easier, I made a small Rust library. I haven't put it on crates.io yet, because right now it feels like a hodgepodge of different things useful to me, rather than a cohesive package. Plus, it has little documentation or tests. Therefore, if you want to

A few months ago, I wrote an article on making a blog in Rust. Since then, this idea has had quite a bit of development. I needed to make blogs at work too. This was a good opportunity to improve the code. One thing lead to another and eventually I published the blog library on crates.io. You can install this like you

In this piece you will learn how to:You will not learn how to:Let's get started.Start by runningAdd the following packages to your Cargo.tomlserde and serde_json are used for serialising our structs. rocket will be the backend, and handle requests. tera is a templating language for HTML pages. Templating is how we kill

Lifetimes and ownership in Rust are some of the aspects of the language users coming from other languages struggle to understand. Few languages have concepts similar to these, so they can be unfamiliar. However, they are by far the most powerful aspects of the language that give Rust its appeal. Through lifetimes and o

Many people who come to Rust for the first time struggle with error handling. There is no concept of the try-catch block as there is in many other languages like Java or Python. How do you handle errors? This is done via four concepts – Result, Option, Unwrap and Match.Result is the core concept of error handling. Si