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Chris Biscardi: [0:00] In functions1, we have a function called main that calls a function call_me with no arguments. In our error message, we can see that it says, "Cannot find function call_me in this scope." That's because we don't have a function named call_me anywhere. This file is everything that Rust is looking at.
[0:16] Note that if we copy exactly what we have for main and rename it to call_me with no return value, our tests pass. This is how we declare a function in Rust.
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