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Someone somewhere once likened UNIX to the OS version of C to me, or something like that. There's also the various books on UNIX from those days. My question t
by ianai 5y ago
Someone somewhere once likened UNIX to the OS version of C to me, or something like that. There's also the various books on UNIX from those days.
My question though was more about rust as a language. Does it have a golden standard introduction to it like C does. Not 'some sort of requirement', but genuine interest in a clear path to learn the language.
- Ygg2 5y ago> My question though was more about rust as a language. Does it have a golden standard introduction to it like C does. You'd have to be specific. If you are looking for simplicity, nothing will ever beat C, but just because a languague is simple doesn't mean it's easy to program. See Brainfuck. Generally Rust Book is considered a gold standard, but I rarely read them unless I am truly at a loss what next. https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/