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The region is set to India though. If you set it to worldwide Rust is much more popular.

• capableweb 4y ago
  Not sure why "Rust" is part of the comparison there either, it is not a functional language by most definitions, although some parts have functional interfaces.
  • nequo 4y ago
    OP mentioned Rust as a language that has been more talked about. GP brought some data to support that.
  • moomin 4y ago
    You’re right that it’s not a functional language, but its type system and developer experience has proved very attractive to a lot of people who normally are drawn to Haskell.