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Once you've written your code in the `main.jule` file, you’re ready to compile. With the compiler, you perform package-based compilation. [Packages](/packages) are a core part of Jule’s project management. The directory you compile from is treated as the main package of your program.
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Once you've written your code in the `main.jule` file, you’re ready to compile. With the compiler, you perform package-based compilation. [Packages](/packages/) are a core part of Jule’s project management. The directory you compile from is treated as the main package of your program.
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To compile your project with the compiler, you can use a command like the following:
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