Rust Programming Master Class from Beginner to Expert - Using External Crates

This tutorial introduces the use of external crates in Rust programming, focusing on how to find and implement them using Crates.io. It covers searching for crates, understanding their metadata, and using functions from these crates in your code. The tutorial also addresses error handling and successful compilation, concluding with a preview of publishing your own crates.

What is the benefit of using external crates in Rust programming?

Where can you find external crates contributed by other developers?

What information can you find in the metadata section of a crate?

What is the purpose of the README tab in a crate's documentation?

How do you include a crate in your Rust project?

Explain the difference between the intersect and union functions in Rust.

What does the error message 'value borrowed after move' indicate?

What is the significance of the clone method when using vectors in Rust?

How can you reuse code from an external crate in your own program?

What will you learn in the next tutorial after this one?