Primitive types are those types that are provided for us. In other languages, they would be the likes of int, float, and char. In Rust, we have i32, d32, and i8 (respectively). Rust provides the developer with 19 primitives, some of which will provide additional implementations.
- Preface
- Introducing and Installing Rust
- Variables
- Variable mutability
- Summary
- Input and Output
- Conditions, Recursion, and Loops
- Remember, Remember
- Creating Your Own Rust Applications
- Matching and Structures
- The Rust Application Lifetime
- Introducing Generics, Impl, and Traits
- Creating Your Own Crate
- Concurrency in Rust
- Now It's Your Turn!
- The Standard Library
- Chapter format
- What is the standard library?
- The standard modules
- std::Any
- std::ascii
- std::borrow
- std::boxed
- std::cell
- std::char
- std::clone
- std::cmp
- std::collections
- std::convert
- std::default
- std:env
- std:error
- std::f32
- std::f64
- std:ffi
- std::fmt
- std::fs
- std::hash
- std::i8
- std::i16
- std::i32
- std::i64
- std::io
- std::isize
- std::iter
- std::marker
- std::mem
- std:net
- std::num
- std::os
- std::panic
- std::path
- std::process
- std::ptr
- std::slice
- std::str
- std::string
- std::sync
- std::thread
- std::time
- std::u8
- std::u16
- std::u32
- std::u64
- std::usize
- std::vec
- Summary
- Foreign Function Interfaces
- Introducing our simple library
- The three-step program
- Summary
Primitive types (overview)
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