Introduction
1. Hello World
- 1.1. Comments
- 1.2. Formatted print
2. Primitives
- 2.1. Literals and operators
- 2.2. Tuples
- 2.3. Arrays and Slices
3. Custom types
- 3.1. Structures
- 3.2. Enums
- 3.3. constants
4. Variable Bindings
- 4.1. Mutability
- 4.2. Scope and shadowing
- 4.3. Declare first
5. Casting
- 5.1. Literals
- 5.2. Inference
- 5.3. Alias
6. Expressions
7. Flow Control
- 7.1. if/else
- 7.2. loop
  - 7.2.1. Nesting and labels
- 7.3. while
- 7.4. for and range
- 7.5. match
- 7.6. if let
- 7.7. while let
8. Functions
- 8.1. Methods
- 8.2. Closures
- 8.3. Higher Order Functions
9. macro_rules!
- 9.1. Designators
- 9.2. Overload
- 9.3. Repeat
- 9.4. DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself)
10. Modules
- 10.1. Visibility
- 10.2. Struct visibility
- 10.3. The `use` declaration
- 10.4. `super` and `self`
- 10.5. File hierarchy
11. Crates
- 11.1. Library
- 11.2. `extern crate`
12. Attributes
- 12.1. `dead_code`
- 12.2. Crates
- 12.3. `cfg`
  - 12.3.1. Custom
13. Generics
- 13.1. Functions
- 13.2. Implementation
- 13.3. Traits
- 13.4. Bounds
  - 13.4.1. Testcase: empty bounds
- 13.5. Multiple bounds
- 13.6. Where clauses
- 13.7. Associated items
  - 13.7.1. The Problem
  - 13.7.2. Associated types
- 13.8. Phantom type parameters
  - 13.8.1. Testcase: unit conversions
14. Scoping rules
- 14.1. RAII
- 14.2. Ownership and moves
  - 14.2.1. Mutability
- 14.3. Borrowing
- 14.4. Lifetimes
15. Traits
- 15.1. Derive
- 15.2. Operator Overloading
- 15.3. Drop
- 15.4. Iterators
- 15.5. Clone
16. Error handling
- 16.1. Option & unwrap
- 16.2. map
- 16.3. More combinators
- 16.4. Errors vs Absence
- 16.5. map for Result
- 16.6. Result as an alias
- 16.7. Options with Results
- 16.8. The limits of strings
- 16.9. Re-enter try!
- 16.10. Re-enabling box
17. Std library types
- 17.1. Box, stack and heap
- 17.2. Vectors
- 17.3. Strings
- 17.4. `Option`
- 17.5. `Result`
  - 17.5.1. `try!`
- 17.6. `panic!`
- 17.7. HashMap
  - 17.7.1. Alternate/custom key types
  - 17.7.2. HashSet
18. Std misc
- 18.1. Threads
- 18.2. Channels
- 18.3. Path
- 18.4. File I/O
  - 18.4.1. `open`
  - 18.4.2. `create`
- 18.5. Child processes
  - 18.5.1. Pipes
  - 18.5.2. Wait
- 18.6. Filesystem Operations
- 18.7. Program arguments
  - 18.7.1. Argument parsing
- 18.8. Foreign Function Interface
19. Meta
- 19.1. Documentation
- 19.2. Testing
20. Unsafe operations
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18 Std misc

Many other types are provided by the std library to support things such as:

Threads
Channels
File I/O

These expand beyond what the primitives provide.

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18 Std misc

See also: