anyone know of any quick ways to learn rust?

I am super busy these days so I don't really have time to read a book or something. I already know java, c++, etc so this type of language isn't very new to me.

My method usually gets me familiar in a day or so:

1. Open docs
2. Start at the "getting started section," read
3. Learn the basic data types
4. Identify the paradigm
5. Read the basic syntax
6. Read memory management strategy
7. Read compilation strategy
8. Set up a test bed
9. Build a simple program
10. Rinse/repeat over advanced topics

legit how busy can you be for book reading as a highschool student man? Not trying to shit on it or anything don't get me wrong.

the official rust book is pretty short and not bad at all. Have a go at it whenever you get the chance.

Expose iron to air.

Hahaha bad German humour

Trust me, Rust will be totally new to you.

Anyway, official docs ALWAYS

don't

Rust is quite different. I have to pick it up soon as well.

Build a project. Do it the hard way. The discord and documentation is fine.

Just stop asking what to do and start doing it :P

The official docs are great for rust.

Als i think that https://rust-unofficial.github.io/t... is pretty good to get you started on the borrow checker

Practice, practice, practice! Nothing can replace coding practice!