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Async in Rust
In modern software development, handling multiple operations at once is crucial for performance and responsiveness. Rust facilitates this through asynchronous programming, allowing your code to perform non-blocking operations efficiently. This chapter explores the key aspects of async programming in Rust.
Introduction to Async
Discover the basics of asynchronous programming by writing your first async function. Understand how futures work and the differences between sync and async code.
Using Async and Await
Convert a traditional synchronous function to use async/await syntax. This exercise helps illustrate the benefits and usage of Rust’s async constructs.
Understanding Task Execution
Learn about executing multiple tasks concurrently without blocking. This exercise focuses on how Rust handles async task execution under the hood.
Shared State in Async Code
Tackle the challenges of managing shared state in an asynchronous context. Use synchronization tools like Mutexes to safely manage state across concurrent tasks.
Error Handling in Async
Navigate the complexities of error handling in async code. Understand how errors propagate differently in async workflows and how to handle them effectively.