Rating: 10/10
As you might know by now, I like to read fiction more than nonfictional and instructional literature. But, in this day and age, computer programming is a very important skill. This is why “The Rust Programming Language” is probably one of the best and most useful books I've ever read. For those of you who aren't that familiar with programming and computers, let me give you a quick overview. There are different types of programming languages, and even though Rust isn't as widely used as some other languages, it is the future. This is because Rust is basically a combination of the worlds' leading programming languages' best attributes: Mainly it being a low-level language, its speed, and the fact that you don't have to manage your memory while programming; it does it for you. Anyways, “The Rust Programming Language” gives a very deep rundown of the language, with diagrams, 3 main projects that you learn along the way, and little side challenges. But most of all, the book is so good at gradually increasing your knowledge of this programming language, so that by the end of it, you have a very solid grasp of all the concepts in the book. Lastly, it's amazing how the book covers almost every single aspect of the language, yet it's so clear and concise. I definitely think this is a great read for anyone willing to try to learn this programming language. If this is your first time trying programming, great! This book will be your flawless guide. All in all, a solid 10/10 book, which I definitely recommend to anyone interested. Now, happy reading!