Everything is hard when you first learn it. If you find it easy, that's only because you don't have to learn part of it because you learned the concept in a dif

Everything is hard when you first learn it. If you find it easy, that's only because you don't have to learn part of it because you learned the concept in a different language. Even learning to count was hard when we were small children. A better measure IMO is how long it might take you specifically. For example, Rust is much easier for me to learn than Haskell because I have never coded in a functional language before. Golang was very easy to pick up on. I never took time to learn python and powershell, I just kept referencing existing code and googling for examples because they were both mostly familiar languages with a different syntax.