> I wouldn't call Rust difficult to learn I agree with this too. This is because you know what Rust brings you compared to what you used in the past that caus

> I wouldn't call Rust difficult to learn I agree with this too. This is because you know what Rust brings you compared to what you used in the past that cause you pain. Unfortunately, some people that have difficulty learning Rust (or hear about it) focus solely on the learning process and not what they gain by learning it. Learning a low-level language is inherently hard because there are more at stake, it is simply more complex. For people that work where dangling pointer, data-races, is never a problem, they are learning about the problem the same time they are learning about the solution (Rust's ownership concept), and I came from that place too.