2 docs tagged with "hello-world"

After setting up and configuring your development environment, you are now ready to write your first Rust program. The "Hello, World!" program is a tradition in computer programming. It's a simple program that outputs "Hello, World!" to the screen. This tradition is a great way to make sure that your environment is set up correctly and to get a feel for a new language.

In the previous article, we created and ran our first Rust program using cargo run. Now, it's time to understand the code we ran. We will dissect the "Hello, World!" program line by line to understand the basic structure of a Rust application.