Rust Language

Question

What are Rust language uses? What are its advantages? Should I learn it?

Answer 1

Rust popped up as the programming language developers loved most (at 79.1%). Indeed, new developers love Rust. Developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the open source Rust programming language operates as a low level language, suited for performance critical code.

What’s most interesting about it is that it emphasises safe code (i.e. the objects are managed by the programming language from beginning to the end). Rust might be the new kid on the block, but it contends with C++ and C as a potent programming language with its resource management algorithm. It borrows the concept of mutable borrowing to make resource management a streamlined, elegant process.

Answer 2

I really like Rust. Rust is popular for server side programming (extremely fast, highly safe as compiler won’t compile with things that are potentially risky with `unsafe` and little wasted resources), networking (extremely fast, highly safe as compiler won’t compile with things that are potentially risky with `unsafe` and little wasted resources), lower-level development so things like operating systems, drivers and kernels (monolithic and minor) and finally web development using WASM (WebAssembly). Rust is a great language but tends to be difficult for beginners to learn. As somebody who knows Rust, I recommend you learn another language first.

Answer 3

Thanks @Ace

Answer 4

Has someone worked with Rust?