If you have the Rust programming language installed on your system, you can execute a .rs file by running the following command in your terminal:
rustc myfile.rs && ./myfile
This command will first compile your Rust code and then execute the resulting binary. Replace myfile.rs
with the actual name of your Rust source file.
If you want to run a file that is already compiled, you can execute it directly by running:
./myfile
Make sure to replace myfile
with the actual name of your binary file.
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