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Tutorials ​

IN DEVELOPMENT

Rux is currently undergoing rapid changes which might cause the following tutorials to contain outdated information.

IMPORTANT

Support for Linux and MacOS is currently a work in progress.

Welcome to the Rux tutorials! This collection contains solutions designed to help learn and practice Rux programming through hands-on exercises and examples. GitHub repository serves as a centralized learning resource featuring multiple programming tasks, each organized as a separate folder. The tutorials are designed to progressively build your understanding of Rux concepts and best practices.

Repository Structure ​

Each tutorial is contained in its own directory with a complete project:

Tutorials/
├── HelloWorld/
│   ├── Src/
│   │    └── Main.rux
│   └── Rux.toml
├── Factorial/
│   ├── Src/
│   │    └── Main.rux
│   └── Rux.toml
├── ...
├── README.md
├── LICENSE
└── .gitignore

Getting Started ​

Prerequisites ​

How to Use This Repository ​

  1. Clone the repository:

    sh
    git clone https://github.com/rux-lang/Tutorials.git
cd Tutorials

  2. Navigate to a specific tutorial: Each tutorial folder contains a self-contained project.

    sh
    cd Tutorials/HelloWorld

  3. Open the project: Open the folder in Visual Studio Code via File > Open Folder....

    sh
    code .

  4. Read the instructions: Each tutorial includes its own README or comments explaining the task and learning objectives.

  5. Compile and run: Follow the instructions and run the project to test it.

    sh
    rux build
rux run

Best Practices ​

  • Read carefully, understand the requirements before coding
  • Don't be afraid to modify and test different approaches
  • Practice writing clear, helpful comments
  • Consider creating your own branch for solutions
  • Learning is a collaborative process

Contributing ​

If you find issues or have suggestions for improvements, please describe the problem in GitHub Issues.

License ​

All these projects are licensed under the MIT license.