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Unsafe Rust & Calling C Foreign Function Interfaces (FFI)

By Bravion EDU RUST Team

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Lesson Overview: Unsafe Rust & Calling C Foreign Function Interfaces (FFI)

RUST • Level 4: Expert & Master Projects

This is lesson 17 of 18 in the RUST track (Level 4: Expert). A language empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software with zero-cost abstractions and memory safety.

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Module: Level 4: Expert & Master Projects (3 lessons)
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