Rust uses strict rules to manage memory safely. These rules are called ownership, borrowing, and lifetimes. When you break them, the compiler stops and shows an error code. This skill helps you understand what each error means and how to fix it. Instead of guessing, you learn to ask who should own the data and for how long. You also learn to recognize when a quick fix is hiding a bigger design problem. This approach saves time and makes your code stronger.
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