100DaysofRust

Day 1:

• Viewing Syntax and semantics
• println!(“Hello World Program”) demo with networing concepts
• Created the basic calculator
• familarity with the variables and mutability and immutability
• variable concept and it’s assignments using the data types
• Learned the concepts such as ownership and borrowing
• Simplified conditional operators such as match with if…elseif..else branching
• Learned the looping concepts with mixed varities
• useful link: W3schools_Rust

Day 2:

• Learned about enums, HashMap, Arrays, Vectors and Structures
• Features of mutable and immutable among the vectors and Arrays
• Attribute definitation using the structures (struct)
• Also Learned about the Tuple which is also immutable data type.
• useful link: W3schools_Rust

Day 3:

• Learn from the rust official documentation
• Developed the Game Known as Guess the Number
• Learned about the external modules which is also known as crate in Rust
• rustup doc Learned about the simple command to read the offline documentation.
• cargo doc --open Learned about the simple command to read the offline documentation of cargo and the various crates.
• Here’s how the output looks like:
• Online Doc -> Rust_Official_Document

Day 4

• Learned the Concept about the mutable and immutable
• At rust by default the assignment of the varibale is the immuatble.

• example code ` fn main(){ let a = 5; print!(“a variable assignment value : {a}\n”); // Trying to change the value of x a = 10; print!(“a variable value after change : {a}\n”); } `

• The output at our real program.

• After applying the mut keyword. Let’s see the magic let mut a = 5 perfectly works here.

• The code for the testing purpose.

Day 5

• Learn about different Data Types

• Scalar Types

• integers, floating point numbers, boolean, character

• i32, u32, f64, bool, char,etc.

• Comound Types

• Arrays (immutable)

• Tuples (immutable)

• Vector (Mutable)

• ` I Just build a random ip address generator using the mutable vectors, with the help of std::io, rand::Rng, std::{threads, time::Duration} crates from the rust standard library.

  usage: std::io

  • io::stdin.read_lines(&address of the declared variable).except(“Reason”);

  • rand::Rng.random_choice(1..=100); //generates the random number

  • thread::sleep(Duration::from_secs(3)) // takes the program to new height by adding the 3 seconds pause while generating the random ip_addresses.

  Note: New way to print the output with the having the multiple placeholders as: # Example: println!(“==== Assigning the ip addresse to Block{}{}”, _host.to_string() + “ to device”, _subnet.to_string() + “ ====”); `

• Output

Day 6

• Solved the salary calculation problem
• Usage of the Data types such as integer i32 and the constant (const) for static salary increment.
• Simple mathematical problem solved with the programming.

• Logic:(example)

• base_amount = $ 160

• increment_amount = $1

• weeks = 10-weeks

• salary-distributed only on the 2-weeks

• 1st-week salary = $160

• 2nd-week salary = $160 + $160 + $1

• 3rd-week salary = 2nd-week-salary + 2nd-week-salary + increment_amount

• 4th-week salary = 3rd-week-salary + 3rd-week-salary + increment_amount

• 5th-week salary = 4th-week-salary + 4th-week-salary + increment_amount

• Output