Depends if it's your first language, probably. For an already experienced programmer, it's hard not to think about using multiple threads, even when just start

Depends if it's your first language, probably. For an already experienced programmer, it's hard not to think about using multiple threads, even when just starting in the language. I know my few first Rust programs were using multithreaded constructs and I found that especially easy to do safely in Rust (when I started, there was already crossbeam and rayon, both making a lot of things easier).