Rust Exercises Repository for Practical Learning

This repository contains Rust exercises inspired by "The Rust Programming Language" book (commonly known as "The Book"). It serves as a practical workspace to implement and experiment with Rust concepts through small projects.

Features

• A simple guessing game implemented in Rust demonstrating basic input/output, control flow, and random number generation.
• Reference folder presumably containing additional learning materials or code snippets (details not specified).

Tech Stack

• Rust programming language
• rand crate for random number generation

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Rust toolchain installed (https://rustup.rs/)

Running the Guessing Game

1. Navigate to the guessing_game directory:

   cd guessing_game
   

2. Build and run the project using Cargo:

   cargo run
   

3. Follow the on-screen prompts to play the guessing game.

Project Structure

rust_exercises/
├── guessing_game/       # Rust project implementing a number guessing game
│   ├── src/
│   │   └── main.rs      # Main source code for the guessing game
│   └── Cargo.toml       # Cargo manifest for the guessing game
├── Reference/           # Additional reference materials (contents unspecified)
└── README.md            # This file

Future Work / Roadmap

• Expand exercises to cover more Rust language features and idioms.
• Add documentation and comments to existing code for clarity.
• Include tests and benchmarks where applicable.
• Populate the Reference directory with curated learning resources or code examples.
• Possibly modularize the guessing game for reuse or extension.

Note: This README assumes the Reference folder contains supplementary materials, though details are not provided.