This blog is for new Rustacean, who just started exploring Rust. I was exploring Rust’s Vector collection, but got confused while testing one of the Vector example of Rust Programming book. Above code won’t compile because we can’t have mutable and immutable references in the same scope. But if we write println! before pushing element into v, code will compile and execute. Here I got Continue Reading

The headline looks weird. Isn’t it. Well, there are some hidden corals in Rust sea, which you won’t find in Rust documentation. In the continuation of my exploration about Rust language, I found a useful feature unimplemented!. This feature lets you write a not-yet-implemented method, like this: The methods you define can also take input parameters and specify a return type, like this: Although your Continue Reading