Algorithms - sorting algorithms implementation in Rust programming langage

It's important for programmer to do deep dive into algorithms some point of time. but I never tried to do that. As ECE( electronics) branch never needed algorithms in their curriculum, i nicely ignored algorithms . But become unavoidable thing for any kind of application development/programming . its becoming essential to have some ideas or ready made algorithms or approaches in hand to start with some innovative ideas to convert as applications.  So thought of refreshing the algorithms from basics.

If you are learning new language , and trying to solve/implement those basics algorithms , that would be the ideal way to learn them.

And here we are trying to solve/implement some algorithms or problems through Rust programming language.

1. Merge function - https://davnav.github.io/rustgeeks/rust_merge_sortedvectors.html
2.Insert Sort - https://github.com/davnav/rustgeeks/blob/master/rust_insertsort.md
3. Longest string - https://davnav.github.io/rustgeeks/rust_LongestString.html

A new documentation started with Algorithms/problem solutions with Rust programming language

Rust for Geeks:

The problems/algorithms can be Easy,Medium or Hard. If you are newbie to programming , you might have noticed most of the schools/colleges start with “C Programming “ language.

But as an alternative , I would recommend, start with Rust programming language. As you all know C was early computer language and created on 1989. Computer programming languages were evolving over the years.So in a way we can say Rust programming languages evolved over 30 years programming language researches. So its better to start with Rust programming language if you are beginning. But you can learn C/other languages also.

so visit my new github page:

https://davnav.github.io/rustgeeks/

what to do after reading the Rust tutorials !!

if you have read through most of the concepts in Rust and want to build something in Rust, i would suggest below website to start with...

https://mattgathu.github.io/writing-cli-app-rust/

multiple termnial at the same screen - Ubuntu

I started using multiple screen in my office to do multiple tasking. I thought it was not going to save my time  and efficiency. But I experienced that it was highly improving my work efficiency. I was able to finish my tasks quickly without much tiring when doing multi-tasking.

But when i reach home and open the laptop, its highly difficult for me switch between screens.

So I was searching for a tool where i can create multi-terminal on the same screen.

you can use terminator

the installation is simple

apt-get install terminator

open a terminal and type
$terminator 

you will get a terminal open by terminator , then you can split it using ctrl +shift +o