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Chapter 1: Getting Started

Welcome to the demo of mdbook-inplace-notes!

Simple inline notes

The HashMap type1A hash map implemented with quadratic probing and SIMD lookup. See std::collections for details. is Rust’s standard key-value store.

Here’s a Vec2A contiguous, growable array type, written Vec<T>. It allocates on the heap and provides O(1) indexing. — the most common collection.

Notes with inline formatting

The ? operator3The ? operator is syntactic sugar for propagating errors. It’s equivalent to match with early return on Err. simplifies error handling in Rust.

Use cargo build --release4The –release flag enables optimizations (equivalent to opt-level = 3 in Cargo.toml). Builds are slower but runtime is much faster. for production builds.

Notes with block content

Ownership in Rust

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Rust's ownership rules:

  • Each value has exactly one owner
  • When the owner goes out of scope, the value is dropped
  • Values can be moved or borrowed

See The Book for more.

is what makes Rust unique.

Multiple notes in one paragraph

Rust has several string6String is an owned, heap-allocated, growable UTF-8 string. types7&str is a borrowed string slice pointing to valid UTF-8 data. for different use cases.