- Open a Text Editor (Notepad/Notepad++/TextEdit or Sublime based on your OS).
- Write the following to it.
fn main() { println!("Hello World!"); }
- Save the file as main.rs
Steps to Run the "Hello World!" Rust Program
- Open Terminal (if on Mac/Linux/Ubuntu) or Command Prompt (if on Windows)
- Move to the location where you have created the main.rs file.
- Run the command: rustc main.rs to compile our "Hello World!" program.
rustc main.rs
- Finally, we are good to run our program,
./main
Output:
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