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Rust Immutability Explained as a Design Choice (Not Just Syntax)

Most Rust tutorials explain immutability as: “variables can’t be changed unless you use mut.” But that’s just syntax. It doesn’t explain why Rust is designed this way or how it changes how you think about programs. In this video, I break down immutability as a design constraint, not a language feature: – What problem immutability actually solves – Why it reduces entire classes of bugs – When immutability becomes a tradeoff, not a benefit – When you should not use it This is not a beginner syntax walkthrough. This is about learning to think in Rust, reason about state, and design code that is predictable, safe, and maintainable. My goal with this channel is simple: Stop memorizing syntax. Start understanding systems. If you want to move beyond writing Rust and start thinking in Rust, this series is for you.