So Rust doesn’t aim to be a C replacement, I’ve never heard anyone suggest that. It’s clear that it aims to be a C++ replacement. C++ is also used more than C

So Rust doesn’t aim to be a C replacement, I’ve never heard anyone suggest that. It’s clear that it aims to be a C++ replacement. C++ is also used more than C in the world, so I’m not sure I get the argument that it isn’t useful. Rust will likely succeed in replacing much of C++ or at minimum push C++ in its direction. Lots of programs need concurrency, and yeah it’s a huge pain in C or C++. Go is great till you need to leverage C libraries