rustc:tldr:b53fa
rustc: Compile a single file.
$ rustc ${filename-rs}
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The command rustc is the Rust compiler command-line utility. It is used to compile Rust source code files into executable binaries.
${filename-rs} is a placeholder that represents the name of a Rust source code file. The .rs extension is typical for Rust source files.
Therefore, the command rustc ${filename-rs} is a command template for compiling a Rust source code file. You need to replace ${filename-rs} with the actual name of the Rust file you want to compile, including the .rs extension.
For example, if you have a file named main.rs, the command would be rustc main.rs. This command will compile the main.rs file and generate an executable binary if there are no compilation errors.
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