Rust threading is easy to implement and improves the efficiency of your applications on multi-core systems! Threading is built into the Rust standard library, so you don't even need to import any extra crates to use them. Let's take a look at the Rust std::thread module and the spawn() function, which is used to create new threads. Threads are created by specifying a "closure", which we covered in an earlier video in this Rust tutorial series.
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