e'll be starting you off with basic Rust syntax, before moving through Rust's pointers, data structures, concurrency, part of the standard library, and the rest of the language. For some of the areas in which Rust is most different from other languages with which you might already be familiar, we'll try to provide examples of equivalent code in both Rust and one or two more common languages (generally, Java and C++).

At the end of the tutorial, we'll introduce a few final concepts and apply them in concert with the rest of the information you'll have learned to create an implementation of MapReduce in Rust.