Message Passing With Rust MPSC Channels 🦀 Rust Tutorial

Rust provides a construct known as "channels," which enables developers to pass data between different threads. Rust channels act very similarly to message queues. When you create a channel, Rust returns handles to both a "sender" (aka. transmitter), and a "receiver." The sender can be used with the .send() method to add messages into the channel (aka. queue). The thread can take ownership of the receiver handle, and use the .recv() or .recv_timeout() methods to pull data (messages) off the channel. Because Rust channels use generics, you can send / receive any type of data between threads.

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