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> Usually, you don't start learning a new language with multithreaded operations.. Why not? I mean, maybe not your first ever programming language, but - why s
by einpoklum 5y ago
> Usually, you don't start learning a new language with multithreaded operations..
Why not? I mean, maybe not your first ever programming language, but - why should you not get used to doling out work to all available threads to begin with?
- Fiahil 5y agoIf you already have the required experience for writing working multithreaded programs, then learning Rust isn't going to be an issue ! If you don't or are unsure about that, then stick to simpler forms of programming or use type-hinted Python instead. This would the recommendation I would make to anyone asking me that question !
- smabie 5y agoBecause multi-threaded programs are largely unnecessary for solving many problems (as the popularity of python has aptly demonstrated).