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Interesting. One of the reason I am learning Rust is that I don't want to do C/C++ for a long time.
by sidcool 8y ago
Interesting. One of the reason I am learning Rust is that I don't want to do C/C++ for a long time.
- steveklabnik 8y agoThe point above is correct in very broad strokes, but they’re still different languages. It gives you the kind of background understanding for what problems the languages are trying to tackle, and many of the idioms are related, but there’s still big differences.
- pjmlp 8y agoYou should still be comfortable with them, though. Specially the best practices to write good quality code. The need to interoperate with OSes, language plugins and system libraries written in C and C++ isn't going away for the foreseeable future.
- sidcool 8y agoI agree. My interest is Distributed Systems. I was confused between Go and Rust for some time, but took a leap of faith in favor of Rust.