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Hands-on Rust: why do you use cargo init?
Most rust tutorials use cargo new. Why do you prefer cargo init?
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herbert
Author of Hands-on Rust
Honestly? Habit. init was the standard when I started using Rust. I’ve added a note in my issue tracker to update the syntax. Thanks!
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