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% The Unsafe Rust Programming Language
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# NOTE: This is a draft document, and may contain serious errors
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**This document is about advanced functionality and low-level development practices
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in the Rust Programming Language. Most of the things discussed won't matter
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to the average Rust programmer. However if you wish to correctly write unsafe
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code in Rust, this text contains invaluable information.**
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The Unsafe Rust Programming Language (TURPL) seeks to complement
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[The Rust Programming Language Book][trpl] (TRPL).
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Where TRPL introduces the language and teaches the basics, TURPL dives deep into
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the specification of the language, and all the nasty bits necessary to write
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Unsafe Rust. TURPL does not assume you have read TRPL, but does assume you know
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the basics of the language and systems programming. We will not explain the
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stack or heap. We will not explain the basic syntax.
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[trpl]: https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/
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