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Here are some changes I made and my approach of Tour of Rust:

  • a few words about what is Rust and its unique aspects
  • working in terminal with Rust (compiling, running and cargo commands)
  • macros
  • detailed information about data types and collections
  • self and Self in terms of implementing a static / non-static method for a struct
  • how to work with cargo

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Delete the .idea folder from the repository.

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Split this in two pull requests, one that fixes the existing chapters and one that adds the extra chapter.

content_markdown: >
In Rust, `panic!` is a macro used to stop the execution of the program
without a recoverable error. When a panic occurs, the program immediately
stop, unwinding the stack and cleaning up resources along the way.

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stops*

content_markdown: >
The `extern crate` directive was used in older versions of Rust (before the 2018 edition).
Now, is no longer required to use `extern crate` in code.

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it is no longer*

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The changes are split in the following two different Pull Request:

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