> So for now I will continue learning more Python and perhaps in the future I'll look at Rust again. Python doesn't have a specification either. It's also rela

> So for now I will continue learning more Python and perhaps in the future I'll look at Rust again. Python doesn't have a specification either. It's also relatively complex (even if the code looks simple), and while it might not change fast, the big changes that were made weren't handled particularly well (2 -> 3). The Rust folks seem to have learned a lot from other languages, both in terms of their successes and their failures. You can see this with things like Cargo, and how Rust editions are being handled. I'm not saying don't learn Python, just that if you're willing to use Python, then I don't think your arguments against using Rust are particularly compelling.