does rust support classes

Yes, Rust supports a feature called "structs" which can be used to define data structures with associated methods. While Rust does not have traditional classes like some other programming languages, structs can be used to achieve similar functionality. Structs in Rust can have fields to store data and methods to operate on that data. By using the impl keyword, you can define methods for a struct, similar to how methods are defined in classes. Additionally, Rust supports the concept of "traits" which can be used to define shared behavior across different structs, similar to interfaces in other programming languages.