Using Cargo to Build, Check, or Run our Project
Learn how to build and execute projects in Rust.
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We’ve now become familiar with Cargo.
Cargo offers a few other ways to interact with our program. We can type cargo help
for a full list or cargo [command] --help
for detailed help about a command’s options. We can:
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Quickly check to see if a project is valid by typing
cargo check
. This checks our project and its dependencies for basic structural errors, typically much faster than a full build. -
Compile without running our project with
cargo build
. -
Remove the entire ...