Going through some exercises on basic Rust syntax and ownership. Links: Exercises: https://101-rs.tweede.golf/A1-language-basics/mod.html, Slides: http://artificialworlds.net/presentations/rust-101...

cross-posted from: https://diode.zone/videos/watch/9766d1f1-6018-48ec-ad67-e971758f8a3a

Going through some exercises on basic Rust syntax and ownership.

Links:

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These videos are roughly on track with the Reading Club apparently, so this video belongs here this week, I think.

  • maegul (he/they)@lemmy.mlMEnglish
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    10 months ago

    I missed the last step really.

    So you need to navigate into one of these subdirectories like .../1-basic-syntax/. Which, as I said above, is a rust/cargo project.

    From there, you run cargo run to see if it compiles (it likely won’t until you fix the code, which is the exercise).

    OR, you run cargo test to run the tests (which, again, will likely not pass).

    If the project has mulitple files, each being their own exercise, then you have to use --bin to specify which file/bin you want to run. EG: cargo run --bin 01 for a file named 01.rs. Or, cargo test --bin 01 for the tests in a file named 01.rs.