it's all in the "well written" part. of course well written C/C++ is good. the very point of Rust (and others, like Ada) is to admit that we, programmers, canno

it's all in the "well written" part. of course well written C/C++ is good. the very point of Rust (and others, like Ada) is to admit that we, programmers, cannot do good work all the time. anyone thinking "I'll just write these 50k SLOC very well so it'll be ok" should not consider a career in programming.