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Hey everyone. I am really new to Rust, but have some C++ experience. I have just started working through the rust book. Before I dive further,...

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Rust’s concurrency safety is based around the Send and Sync traits. For people writing safe code, you don’t really need to understand these traits on a deep level, only enough to satisfy the compiler when it spits errors at you (or switch from std threads to Crossbeam scoped threads to make errors go away). However if you’re writing unsafe concurrent code, such as having a &UnsafeCell<T> hand out &T and &mut T, you need to understand Send and Sync at a more fundamental level, to pick the appropriate trait bounds when writing unsafe impl Send/Sync statements, or add the appropriate PhantomData<T> to your types.