rustHow to print error in Rust
Rust provides a standard library macro called eprintln!
to print errors to the standard error output. This macro is similar to the println!
macro, but prints to the standard error instead of the standard output.
Code example:
fn main() {
eprintln!("This is an error message");
}
Output
This is an error message
Explanation:
eprintln!
: This is a macro provided by the Rust standard library to print errors to the standard error output.This is an error message
: This is the message that will be printed to the standard error output.
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