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In your mod.rs file, make sure to declare the additional modules:
code
// mod.rs
pub mod bearing;
pub mod haversine;
pub mod vincenty; // Add the new module for Vincenty formula
This setup provides a good starting point for your navigation algorithms in Rust.
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A brief description of the algorithm and your implementation method can be helpful too. If the implemented method/algorithm is not so
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cargo clippy --all -- -D warnings
just before my last commit and fixed any issue that was found.cargo fmt
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file within its own folder, and in any parent folder(s).DIRECTORY.md
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and my code follows its guidelines.Please make sure that if there is a test that takes too long to run ( > 300ms), you
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that ortry to optimize your code or make the test easier to run. We have this rule because we have hundreds of
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