what book do i start with to learn rust?

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    I think that's my CLI book you went through. I used clap v2.33 for the programs (https://github.com/kyclark/command-line-rust) because v3 was not ready when I was writing. Each program is clearly divided into a part for gathering the inputs from the user and a part that implements the logic of the program using said inputs. While my examples for the input gathering might be outdated now (Rust moves fast!), the latter parts are not in any way outdated (IMHO). The goal of the book is to get you writing *and testing* programs quickly, which is the best way to learn (again IMHO).

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