Hi. I'm totally beginner in Rust and I saw the learning section on rust website.
I noted that the rust book assumes prior experience in programming and I haven't that.
I decided to learn Rust as first programming language because I want to learn system concepts too and I like some projects written in Rust.
Please help me to find something good for me. I can't accept that Rust isn't a good first language. C++ is complex as well but it has resources that teach you programming with it assuming no prior knowledge.
Thanks, I hope this community will be kind. I'm a total noob.
When I was starting with Rust, I found rustlings to be super helpful! It's basically a bunch of interactive code-writing exercises that you run in your own environment.
When you feel safe with the basics I highly recommend the GitHub page of quinedot, because he also explains why many things in Rust are as they are.
At least I always had the feeling that there are tons of learning materials for Rust beginners but the more you want to deepen your knowledge, the less prepared learning material you will find... which is probably normal in general but I felt that especially when learning Rust.