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minus-squarecbarrick@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up2·11 months agoPython is ergonomic. It’s very expressive without the language feeling too magical. If you are comfortable “programming with types” then Rust is a very ergonomic language. But it does take a while to get your brain thinking in Rust. It’s also useful to have counter examples. C is not ergonomic. You basically have to reimplement collections for different applications.
Python is ergonomic. It’s very expressive without the language feeling too magical.
If you are comfortable “programming with types” then Rust is a very ergonomic language. But it does take a while to get your brain thinking in Rust.
It’s also useful to have counter examples.
C is not ergonomic. You basically have to reimplement collections for different applications.