> I'm not defending C++. Right, but you were asking what advantage Rust has over C++, which is what I'm trying to explain. (If you had instead asked what advan

> I'm not defending C++. Right, but you were asking what advantage Rust has over C++, which is what I'm trying to explain. (If you had instead asked what advantage C++ has over Rust, I'd have given a very different answer!) > It's a beast of a language, and takes a lot of experience and self-discipline to use without creating bugs that are hard to find. Rust makes creating a certain class of these hard-to-find bugs much harder.