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Rust is still fundamentally a systems programming language and Haskell is a higher-level application programming language. You can do both in either, just as yo
by phillipcarter 6y ago
Rust is still fundamentally a systems programming language and Haskell is a higher-level application programming language. You can do both in either, just as you can write anything in any language that is turing complete. But that doesn't mean a given language is always meant for the kind of thing you're using it for.
- eloff 6y agoIs your argument then that rust is less fit for high level programming tasks? Because I disagree with that assessment.
- phillipcarter 6y agoYes.
- eloff 6y agoWhy? Rust is a nice modern language that's both imperative and functional with great tooling and libraries. What makes Haskell better in this area in your opinion?