Yes they're right about Rust being expression-oriented and allowing you to compose certain things more easily (in theory - in practice I don't see this being us

Yes they're right about Rust being expression-oriented and allowing you to compose certain things more easily (in theory - in practice I don't see this being used a lot in Rust outside of match expressions). I read the overall comment as 'Rust is more expressive and composable than python' which doesn't feel correct - by design - mainly because of strong typing and safety checks. I didn't understand the statement about lambdas since to me Python and Rust lambdas are practically equivalent. It came across as if they read about Rust and Python without really being familiar with at least one of them.