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# Open a text editor and type in a basic program (one is given for you to execute) | # Open a text editor and type in a basic program (one is given for you to execute) | ||
fn main() | {{command|1=fn main() | ||
{ | { | ||
println!("Hello, Rust is running on Fedora now!"); | println!("Hello, Rust is running on Fedora now!"); | ||
} | } | ||
}} | |||
# Save this in a file with name convention <filename>.rs | # Save this in a file with name convention <filename>.rs | ||
# Open terminal/konsole | # Open terminal/konsole | ||
# Compile the file by executing rustc <filename>.rs | # Compile the file by executing {{command|1=rustc <filename>.rs}} | ||
# Execute ./<filename> | # Execute {{command|1=./<filename>}} | ||
|results= | |results= | ||
# Hello, Rust is running on Fedora now! - will be displayed | # Hello, Rust is running on Fedora now! - will be displayed | ||
}} | }} | ||
[[Category:Package_rust_test_cases]] | [[Category:Package_rust_test_cases]] | ||
Revision as of 09:03, 1 February 2017
Description
This test case tests whether you complies the programs correctly.
Setup
- Ensure the
rust
How to test
- Open a text editor and type in a basic program (one is given for you to execute)
fn main()
{
println!("Hello, Rust is running on Fedora now!");
}
- Save this in a file with name convention <filename>.rs
- Open terminal/konsole
- Compile the file by executing
rustc <filename>.rs - Execute
./<filename>
Expected Results
- Hello, Rust is running on Fedora now! - will be displayed