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I wouldn't start with assembler, the difference is too far. i would move from the ffi to binary modules. im currently with go and am trying to get my head arou

by stop50 4y ago

I wouldn't start with assembler, the difference is too far. i would move from the ffi to binary modules. im currently with go and am trying to get my head around rust. Personally i like rust more than c, because it helps with preventing bugs in the syntax itself.

spoiler 4y ago
I share the sentiment of learning Rust instead of C myself, so I second this. However, if C tickles you more, then it's not a bad language to know. If anything, you'll be able to appreciate Rust more, if you ever do decide to pick it up.