Rust Programming Tutorial #40 - Running/Executing Commands (CLI)
To execute/run commands with Rust, you can make use of the 'Command' struct found in the standard library. The struct is an interface between you and the command-line, allowing you to run commands and get the output you may need. It also lets you pass in arguments in a clear and effective way.
In this video I go over an example of how we can run a small Python script with Rust by using the Command struct, and then print the output.
For your reference, check this out:
https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/process...
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