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📦 Understanding Reference Types in Rust 📦

In Rust, reference types allow you to borrow values without taking ownership. References are created using the & symbol, and they can be either mutable or immutable. Immutable references (&T) allow read-only access to data, while mutable references (&mut T) enable modifications. Rust ensures memory safety by enforcing borrowing rules, such as only allowing one mutable reference or multiple immutable references at a time. References are essential for efficient memory management, enabling data sharing without unnecessary copying.🛠️

📋 In this video, you’ll learn:

How to create and use immutable and mutable references
Rust’s borrowing rules to ensure memory safety
The role references play in data sharing and memory efficiency

Master the concepts of references to manage memory more effectively in your Rust applications. 🚀

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