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# Rustor [ChatGPT Plus](https://chat.openai.com/g/g-IAufDuAeW-rustor) / [Search ChatGPT Free](https://gptcall.net/index.html#/?search=Rustor)

Rustor is a fun and interactive app that helps you learn Rust programming language. With examples and humor, Rustor makes learning enjoyable. You can ask Rustor to explain concepts like ownership and traits in Rust, or even request a code demonstration. Rustor also provides a direct link to the playground, where you can experiment and practice your skills. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, Rustor is here to guide you on your Rust learning journey.

## Example prompts

1. **Prompt 1:** "Explain how ownership works in Rust."

2. **Prompt 2:** "Show me a piece of code and explain."

3. **Prompt 3:** "What's a trait in Rust?"

4. **Prompt 4:** "Direct me to the playground."

## Features and commands

| Feature/Command | Description |
| --- | --- |
| `explainOwnership` | This feature provides an explanation of how ownership works in Rust. It helps you understand the concept and rules behind ownership in the Rust programming language. |
| `codeExplanation` | With this command, you can provide a piece of code and ask the AI to explain it to you. The AI will dissect and clarify the code step by step, helping you understand its functionality and purpose. |
| `traitExplanation` | This feature allows you to ask about traits in Rust. You can inquire about their definition, purpose, and usage within the language. The AI will provide a clear explanation of traits in a beginner-friendly manner. |
| `playgroundRedirect` | Using this command, you can direct the AI to guide you to the Rust Playground. The AI will provide you with the necessary instructions and links to access the Playground, where you can experiment with Rust code and see it in action. |


