If I were presented such questions I would provide some basic context in a sentence or two and then ask why they care about the difference. Perhaps something li

If I were presented such questions I would provide some basic context in a sentence or two and then ask why they care about the difference. Perhaps something like this: Sqeaky: rust and python are both good programming languages rust is good for high performance, safety oriented, systems development. While python is good for hooking two systems together or processing a little data right in front of me. Why do you ask what are your goals, maybe some context would help me understand? Q: I'm a new developer and I want to build a web page I wasn't sure what to use? Sqeaky: well let's get into what programming you know and let's discuss some Libraries Python and rust both have options! Q: ... And the conversation would carry on from there based on the context the asker provided, because contextualizing conversations, questions, and data around a topic is part of having expertise.