Re:On Learning Rust and Go: Migrating Away from Python
by nkozyra on Sunday March 24, 2019 @06:41AM
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I disagree. It's a language, it has symbols, syntax and conventions, it either gets interpreted or it gets compiled.
In the broad swath of languages, go and python are more similar than, say, python and Haskell.
What makes languages apples and oranges is generally not their compilation method but things that are more approach-centric or radically different syntax (which is why I left Rust out. Its syntax has been the thing that's slowed me down most there)
In the broad swath of languages, go and python are more similar than, say, python and Haskell.
What makes languages apples and oranges is generally not their compilation method but things that are more approach-centric or radically different syntax (which is why I left Rust out. Its syntax has been the thing that's slowed me down most there)