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1) primitive_types4.rs - slices and arrays
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2) Revisit macros (good explanation here: https://doc.rust-lang.org/rust-by-example/macros.html)
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3) vecs2.rs -> review v.iter_mut to mutate vector elements vs. let out = v.iter().map(|n| n*2).collect() to multiple each value but
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return results to new Vec<i32> vector
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4) move_semantics1 why does vec0 -> v inside the function allow v to be mutable? Analyze in detail. [Actually this is called a move of ownership!]
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5) move_semantics2 -> important!!!
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6) structs3 -> review impl (for struct implementations it adds StructName::method() methods to it (kind of like a value receiver in Go :) . Keep in mind there are also trait (interface) impls.
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7) enums2 and enums3 are VERY important to understand enum matching!!!
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8) strings3 check differences between str and String libraries. Yes str is a string slice but how to know when to use String methods?
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9) modules all -> important for understanding modules
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10) insert method for hashmaps (see hashmaps1)
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11) hashmap3 is good for understanding entry().or_insert() pattern for hashmaps
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12) generics2. review https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch10-01-syntax.html
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13) traits1 why is self accepted since it's being updated?
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14) revisit all traits exercises
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15) options1 (understand Some and None)
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16) option2 (important to understand if let, while let statements alternative to match ). ChatGPT explanation was great.
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