LYR-SEM0210
an exit code outside 0 to 255
fn main(): int returns an integer literal below 0 or above 255; the process leaves with it modulo 256.
Explanation
An exit code is a byte: the system keeps the value modulo 256, so return 256 leaves as 0 — success — and return -1 as 255.
Return a code from 0 to 255; 0 says success, 1 an ordinary failure.
Wrong
fn main(): int {
return 300;
}
Right
fn main(): int {
return 1;
}