Rust Data StructuresLesson 22Free preview
Rust Data Structures
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Summary
This lesson provides an overview of the data structures available in Rust to group several values. Rust distinguishes static data structures in stacks such as arrays and tuple, as well as dynamic collections in heaps such as vectors and hash maps. Beginners are asked to identify when the right time to use each structure is.
Key points
- Scalar data holds a single value, whereas composite data group multiple values
- Arrays and tuple are allocated to stacks with fixed memory sizes
- Collections such as Vector and HashMap are allocated to heaps with flexible capacity
- The selection of the right data structure affects the performance and memory efficiency of the program
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