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Freecodecamp and udemy are great platforms to learn whatever 👌

The Rust Book is the first stop on that side of this. Explains everything in detail, love it.

I highly recommend replit 100 days of code!

https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/book

He used chat gpt to create python codes. I think I have basic programming concepts in any other language, Matlab is my case, it is possible to do things in Python with gpt chat. In my case there is something that worked very well for me. As a first measure, the problem to be solved is stated in as much detail as possible. Then you think about the sequence that would take that problem from the simplest to the final result. then you start working in gpt chat with that sequence. It goes step by step, verifying that you are capable of carrying out those simple steps, until you reach the final result.

How’s your Minecraft skills? The educational version of Minecraft has a python coding segment, I haven’t played with it, but my teenager is

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Ptpython and ipdb are your best friends

Pythonh and Rust weekly, here on Nostr:

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For rust start with rustlings https://github.com/rust-lang/rustlings

Command line Rust is a good project based book

If you know JS and want to build desktop apps Tauri is a good way to dip your toes into Rust.

Learning to code by making mistakes.

Join our Telegram group, read through the pinned messages, and ask questions!

https://t.me/rust_in_bitcoin

Thanks for the zap!

I used this, it's just right coming from a Python background, not too hardcore, but covers all the good stuff:

Rust Crash Course: Build High-Performance, Efficient and Productive Software with the Power of Next-Generation Programming Skills (English Edition) Paperback – 4 July 2022

by Abhishek Kumar (Author)

I taught myself from this book plus Andy Olsen's videos on Rust.

Zero To Production In Rust: An introduction to backend development by Luca Palmieri