While others are pointing you towards library docs I highly suggest going to the rust book[1] instead. A lot of languages you are fine learning breadth first b

While others are pointing you towards library docs I highly suggest going to the rust book[1] instead. A lot of languages you are fine learning breadth first by going through some documentation and playing around building things. This is how I learn best myself, but it doesn't work well with rust. It has enough unique concepts and concepts you might not have come across unless you have experience with a similar language. It is one language that is best served by a depth first approach. I usually suggest reading chapters 1-11 before trying to dive in and build something. 1. https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/index.html https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/index.html