Developers : 13-Terminate a Program Using std::process in Rust

🎓 Terminate a Program Using std::process in Rust 🎓

In Rust, you can gracefully terminate a program using the std::process module. The std::process::exit function allows you to exit the program and return an exit status code. This is particularly useful for signaling success or failure of the program to the operating system or other calling processes. For instance, std::process::exit(0) indicates a successful termination, while using a non-zero code (e.g., std::process::exit(1)) signals an error. Employing this method gives developers better control over the program's exit behavior. 💻

📋 In this video, you’ll learn how to:

Use std::process::exit for program termination
Signal success or failure through exit codes
Manage program behavior and error handling effectively

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