Thinking in Rust: Ownership, Access, and Memory Safety

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georgehe9 · 4m ago

This article offers a holistic, top-down perspective on Rust’s ownership, permission, and memory safety model. By rethinking Rust’s rules through this mental framework, it demystifies challenging concepts like lifetimes, Send/Sync, and interior mutability—making Rust’s safety guarantees easier to understand without memorizing a long list of rules.

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Thinking in Rust: Ownership, Access, and Memory Safety

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