Rust-Solana-Web3

In part 3 of this series, we learned what Ownership in Rust means and some of the ways ownership of a value can be transferred (moved). We also learned about the Borrow-Checker and how it prevents us from illegally accessing data in Rust. We also came to the conclusion that it would be tedious if we could never use a variable again after passing it into a function (because ownership has been moved), and I said that Rust allows us to borrow values rather than take up their ownership. ...

This is the third article in the Rust Ownership Series. In part 1 and part 2, we learned the following basic concepts: Value Types, Reference Types, Memory Management, Stack and Heap Memory. These concepts are the building blocks that will make it easier to understand Ownership in Rust. In part 3 of the series, we will be learning about the Borrow-Checker, Scope, and Ownership - alongside the rules of Ownership. Understanding these concepts will make your journey into Rust programming a lot easier. This article has a lot of visualizations to make the concepts click faster, enjoy the ride :) ...