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Python 🐍🤝🦀Rust

This is not a challenge or benchmark comparison, this a simple documentation, that might be helpful for Python Software Engineers that want to learn Rust.

Description 📑

This documentation is designed for developers who know Python 🐍 (like me) to gradually understand Rust 🦀 by analyzing code examples and differences and similarities in these programming languages.

Links 🔗

Python 🐍Rust 🦀

Official Site 🐍

Download Python ⬇️

Python Documentation 🗃️

Python Standard Library 🧱

Official Site 🦀

Download Rust ⬇️

Rust Documentation 🗃️

Rust Standard Library 🧱

Definitions in docs 🗃️

Code inside examples will be written in 2, 3 or 4 blocks, where:

• "Python 🐍" - full Python example (usually declared with if __name__ = "__main__:), possible to run with python -m <path.to.module>;
• "🐍" - short Python example;
• "Rust 🦀" - full Rust example (usually declared with fn main() {}), possible to run with cargo run --bin <bin_name>;
• "🦀" - short Rust example (example, probably not possible to compile);

Example with 4 blocks

Python 🐍Rust 🦀🐍🦀

if __name__ == "__main__":
    print("Hello Python!")

fn main() {
    println!("Hello Rust!");
}

print("Hello Python!")

println!("Hello Rust!");

Example with 2 blocks

Python 🐍Rust 🦀

if __name__ == "__main__":
    print("Hello Python!")

fn main() {
    println!("Hello Rust!");
}

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