I have barely touched Rust before, but since it seems like a really interesting and just overall well-designed language, I want to have a proper look into it.

So far, this was mostly a pleasure to write, there were only a few cases when I encountered something that I am really not familiar with. And as this was meant to be something quick, I just accepted them as black boxes.

For example in the future I will need to look into the actual difference between clusires and function in rust, or what dyn Fn() -> T actually is. especially compared to fn() -> T and Fn() -> T. And why closures need to be dyn Fn not just fn. Not even sure when dyn is needed.

And because of that I will need to look into what exactly dyn means and how it is different from impl.

You need Rust installed on your system. After that you can simply do:

cargo run