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Rust Exercises

Master Rust syntax through 25 interactive fill-in-the-blank challenges. From variables to advanced logic, practice until it's second nature.

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Exercise Categories

borrowing

5 Exercises

Interactive practice for borrowing in Rust.

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enums

5 Exercises

Interactive practice for enums in Rust.

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ownership

5 Exercises

Interactive practice for ownership in Rust.

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structs

5 Exercises

Interactive practice for structs in Rust.

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traits

5 Exercises

Interactive practice for traits in Rust.

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// Example Rust Exercise
function calculateTotal(price, tax) {
  const total = price * (1 + tax);
  return total;
}
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total
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Frequently Asked Questions

Are these Rust exercises free?
Yes, all Rust exercises on Learn2Code are 100% free and require no sign-up. We believe the best way to learn is by doing, so we've made our interactive practice accessible to everyone.
What topics are covered in the Rust practice?
Our Rust curriculum covers everything from basic ownership and borrowing to advanced concepts like traits. Each category features multiple exercises ranging from beginner to advanced difficulty.
How does the fill-in-the-blank format help?
Fill-in-the-blank exercises force you to read and understand existing code context before providing the missing piece. This builds "code fluency"—the ability to recognize and write syntax patterns quickly and accurately, which is essential for professional development.

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