There are places where C and other places where programming C++ makes more sense; the same is true with Rust and Go. When it comes to low-level, high performan

There are places where C and other places where programming C++ makes more sense; the same is true with Rust and Go. When it comes to low-level, high performance, no overhead stuff and less unexpected behaviour C and Rust fit better. Where high implementation speed and fast changing, experimental and highly modular architecture systems are more important C++ and Go are better. For Mercurial and Git Rust or C makes more sense. Especially if you put experimental and fast changing stuff into a scripting language. IMO.