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C++ creator rebuts White House warning
(www.infoworld.com)
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this post was submitted on 19 Mar 2024
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Sounds like he's just mad something he made is being replaced with something that is better in every conceivable way
Sorry bud but most people are focusing on rust, not python, and you've been lapped by them several times over.
I'm just a modder and primarily use C, but started with BASIC and then C++; I am curious, without knowing anything other than the name and it's apparent growing popularity: What makes Rust so appealing? And if I was interested in trying to learn Python again, would it be better to just learn Rust instead?
Rust is the only language with the same low-level memory model of C/C++ (no garbage collector, focus on zero cost abstractions, etc) while also being memory-safe (like nearly all popular modern languages besides C/C++). Before Rust, you often had to choose between memory safety and performance.