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Even if it is objectively better in every way (not saying it is, only going for the most extreme end point for purposes of making a point) it is not guaranteed
by runevault 9y ago
Even if it is objectively better in every way (not saying it is, only going for the most extreme end point for purposes of making a point) it is not guaranteed to replace C. Too many people have invested too much time mastering C and learning to deal with its quirks to simply give it up.
There may come a day where basically 0 new C projects are made. I do not think that will be in my lifetime. And I say that as someone with near 0 investment in the language but intends to get more serious about learning rust in the near future.