So I started learning rust again recently and I wanted to share my progress,
This was just a small 3-hour thinker session in Rust and just practicing borrowing, slicing, and making things like pig-latin translator and unique_word counters which in Rust isn’t as automated as Python
also
This language is black magic
<pre><code class="language-rust">
sorted_chars.sort_by(|a, b| b.1.cmp(&amp;a.1));

</code></pre>
I also found out that most times (still depending on the use case) Arrays &gt; Hashsets, and HashMaps but arrays are harder to use
Here is a link to my GitHub if you want to check this mini project out <a href="https://github.com/LsamaisNotyoUr-frIend/BorrowingAndOwnership.git" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">Link</a>
Thank you so much for reading
Have a wonderful day

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The post details the author's recent experience with relearning Rust, highlighting a 3-hour session focused on borrowing, slicing, and creating projects such as a pig-latin translator and unique word counters. It also mentions the comparative advantages of arrays over hash sets and hash maps in certain scenarios, despite arrays being harder to use. The author shares a link to their GitHub for those interested in the mini-projects.

Relearning Rust