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Honestly I really enjoyed the video, I know just the tiniest bit of python but not near advanced. I'm digging more into Rust atm and I really enjoy how rust is the statistically typed language to where the compiler will tell you the errors before run time I'm not going to school by any means I'm completely reading the book taking my time I like the book more I don't feel rushed and I can really take my time to understand how concepts work. I want to write fast efficient and safe code and contribute back to the Linux open source community rather by making operating systems or by helping third-party developers for free contributing any program that they're wanting to make! I do use chatgpt but it's not to like write code and then just be like I'm done it's the solely help me understand and dissect how it works for example like checking an result to see if it's an error or ok! Using the Result<i32,_> keyword then .trim() and .parse() to remove the white spaces and then convert a string to a signed 32-bit integer! Then if ok we can grab back that result from the bracket using the .unwrap() keyword like there's just so many things that chat GPT helps me completely understand if I don't understand it from the book but what I'm trying to say is that I don't use Chachi PT in a way to do the work for me I just use it to help study! Love the video!!! This video also reminds me of the Cody Miller halo anniversary faked speed run! Fake it till you make it LOL