I'm a polyglot, I've used many languages over the years. I have less of a problem with Rust than Swift for example, because Swift is really hard to decipher at

I'm a polyglot, I've used many languages over the years. I have less of a problem with Rust than Swift for example, because Swift is really hard to decipher at times. You can leave out chunks of code and it's supposed to be obvious what it does but it's not. The whole language can become dialed down to looking an like a DSL; for example SwiftUI. It's confusing as hell, e.g. Button(action:{}, label:{}), Button{} {stuff} etc. Rust is certainly a mouthful to look at, but it looks like Rust. Python's syntax is a big part of python's success. However I find that personally, I don't like meaning through indentation. I prefer the safety of `;` and `{}`. My advice is spend more time writing Rust, eventually your brain becomes selective at reading things that matter and ignore things that do less, in context of what you're looking for, whilst reading.