Having dedicated types is great, but true flexibility can only come when these types can easily be converted from and into each other. Luckily, Rust provides this functionality quite literally through the From and Into traits, along with some friends.
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Packt Upsell
- Contributors
- Preface
- Learning the Basics
- Introduction
- Concatenating strings
- Using the format! macro
- Providing a default implementation
- Using the constructor pattern
- Using the builder pattern
- Parallelism through simple threads
- Generating random numbers
- Querying with regexes
- Accessing the command line
- Interacting with environment variables
- Reading from stdin
- Accepting a variable number of arguments
- Working with Collections
- Handling Files and the Filesystem
- Serialization
- Advanced Data Structures
- Handling Errors
- Parallelism and Rayon
- Working with Futures
- Networking
- Using Experimental Nightly Features
- Other Books You May Enjoy
Converting types into each other
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