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Well, I'd much rather maintain an application written in Rust or Go, than written in C. But for gaining understanding, I think because C is so 'raw', I think t
by rgoulter 4y ago
Well, I'd much rather maintain an application written in Rust or Go, than written in C.
But for gaining understanding, I think because C is so 'raw', I think that makes it useful for developing further understanding as a programmer.
- stop50 4y agoI think there has to be an good reason for starting an project in c, like an special platform that isn't implemented in rust. If you need to fiddle with unsafe memory you can still use unsafe in rust.