Share Rust Thread Data With Mutexes 🦀 Rust Tutorial

Rust threads can share access to memory by using a Mutex (mutual exclusion). The Mutex structure is built into the Rust standard library, and can be used to temporarily lock exclusive access to a value, from a thread. Because Mutexes have the single-lock guarantee, many Rust threads can access the same data safely. In this video, we take a hands-on look at how Mutexes work, and how to write code from scratch, using them! 🦀

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