Rust Tutorial: HTTP in Rust
Make HTTP requests using reqwest or std library basics.
Concepts in this chapter
You will learn and practice:
- **reqwest** — popular HTTP client crate (add to Cargo.toml in real projects)
- **Blocking get** — reqwest::blocking::get(url)
- **Status and body** — response.status(), response.text()
- **In exercises** — we use simple output so the runner can verify without network
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With reqwest (typical)
```rust
// In a real project: reqwest = "0.11" in Cargo.toml
// let res = reqwest::blocking::get("https://example.com")?;
// println!("{}", res.status());
```
For the in-browser runner we simulate or print a fixed status so the step passes without external deps.
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What's Next?
Next: **JSON with serde** — parse and serialize JSON.
What you'll learn in this Rust http in rust tutorial
This interactive Rust tutorial has 1 hands-on exercises. Estimated time: 12 minutes.
- Simulated Status — In a real Rust project you would use reqwest::blocking::get() and print response.status(). For the runner, create a stru…
Rust HTTP in Rust concepts covered
- Concepts in this chapter
- With reqwest (typical)
- What's Next?