# [lib-wc](https://docs.rs/lib-wc/)

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Learning how to write a library in Rust by implementing "stuff"

## Testing

### Run the tests

```bash
$ cargo test
```

or

```bash
$ cargo test --all-features
```

### Run the benchmarks

```bash
$ cargo bench --all-features
```

### Run the fuzz tests

hint: you can use `cargo fuzz list` to see the available fuzz targets

You need to use nightly Rust to run the fuzz tests:

```bash
$ cargo +nightly fuzz run <fuzz_target>
```

Example:

```bash
$ cargo +nightly fuzz run quicksort
```

## Addendum

I have a variety of [experiments](./experiments/) in this repository that I use to learn about Rust & various crates; they are runnable examples which showcase interesting concepts.