#[derive(Debug)]
struct ComputerEngineer<'a> {
name: &'a str,
age: u8,
occupation: &'a str,
preferred_langs: Vec<&'a str>,
hobbies: Vec<&'a str>,
}
fn main() {
let mr_donkey_08 = ComputerEngineer {
name: "Alan Yahir Juárez Rubio",
age: 22,
occupation: "Student",
preferred_langs: vec!["Rust", "C", "C++", "Python", "Bash"],
hobbies: vec![
"Reading Books",
"Playing Videogames",
"Programming",
"Building Computers",
"Fixing and Mantaining Computers",
],
};
println!("{:#?}", mr_donkey08);
}Hi, I'm Alan, a student at the Centro Universitario de Ciencas Exactas e Ingenierías (CUCEI, UDG), currently in my 7th semester.
I'm a person passionated about computer science, cibersecurity, networking and linux.
My current expertise field is linux administration and software development. I'm looking for become an expert in fields like cibersecurity, server administration, system's software development and backend development.
My favorite programming language is Rust because it is focused to be modern, secure and extremely efficient. Rust also combines low-level features with high-level features making it efficient not only in memory/time consumption if not also in development speed.
I'm not gonna lie, Rust is a robust programming language because it brings many features of many languages such as C/C++, Python, JavaScript, Haskell and more but that not only make it complex, if not also powerful.