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Getting Started with Rust

A systems programming language

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# Getting Started with Rust
 
A systems programming language
 
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## Key Features
 
- Zero-cost abstractions
- Memory safety
- Fearless concurrency
- Pattern matching
 
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## Hello, Rust
 
```rust
fn main() {
println!("Hello, world!");
}
```
 
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Getting Started with Rust

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  • Memory safety without GC
  • Fearless concurrency
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Ownership Model

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