Rust를 메인언어로 배우면 (중급이상으로 습득한 조건) 다른 언어를 빨리 배울 수 있는 이유?

나의 개인적인 생각

역시 러스트는 나의 코딩 선생님이다

다른 언어에 비해 오류를 더 빨리 잡아주고

잔소리가 장난 아니라서

나의 나쁜 코딩 문구를 더 좋고 효율 좋은 코드로 바꿔 준다

러스트는 배우는게 빡쎄서 그렇지

한번 배워 놓으면 다른 언어가 갑자기 다 쉬워진다 ㅋㅋ

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Is Rust worth it in the long term of a 16 year old?

I know it's the daily "should I learn rust?" question, but I have some questions.

I’m 16 and want learn a low level language. I know some *very basic* \- like fizzbuzz level - Python and am trying C (because of cs50 online) and for some reason found the syntax of a low(er) level language more appealing, more clear to read and heard that once you learn a low level language, learning higher level languages will be a lot easier.

Should I start to learn Rust now with the goal of getting a job after university (around 6 years from now)

I’ve done some research about Rust and it’s features and read into the rust book. I don't care if it takes me a long time to even get to an intermediate level, if I know that it's going to pay off in the long run. With web apps getting more popular than ever I've done some research about WASM - which looks exciting and seems to have the potential to grow a lot in the future - and read that Mozilla is investing heavily in WASM support for Rust and it is very easy to get working.

But am I better of learning a language that will definitely will be still used in the future like C++ *despite it's flaws,* or should I go with Rust?

note:

I know that most programers are fluent in more than one language, but at this stage, I just want to focus on one, learn the most important concepts and master it.


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Is Rust worth it in the long term of a 16 year old?

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