Rust can be frustrating to learn even for developers with years of experience in a language such as Java, JavaScript, or C++. But most of the friction in learning Rust comes from a few core concepts that don't really exist in any other language. These concepts are what gives Rust an edge over other languages. Once they are understood, the Rust journey becomes a lot easier. Moreover, these concepts aren't hard to understand when they are presented using the simplest example possible.

00:00 Introduction
01:41 Ownership and Why
02:46 3 Alternatives To Ownership Changes
05:36 Mutable References
07:45 Lifetimes
11:54 Struct Lifetimes
13:30 Conclusion



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