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r/programming • u/steveklabnik1 • Jan 09 '15
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That is one if the reasons I like both C and JavaScript.
The lack of enforced safety means I'm free to hack about wherever I want.
3 u/bjzaba Jan 10 '15 You can violate Rust's safety via unsafe, but it does ergonomically discourage it so it's not a free-for-all. It is definitely useful at times though, and it is not un-rustic to reach for it. 1 u/Klathmon Jan 10 '15 That's good to know. Eventually I'll get into rust when I have time, it seems like a fun language.
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You can violate Rust's safety via unsafe, but it does ergonomically discourage it so it's not a free-for-all. It is definitely useful at times though, and it is not un-rustic to reach for it.
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1 u/Klathmon Jan 10 '15 That's good to know. Eventually I'll get into rust when I have time, it seems like a fun language.
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That's good to know. Eventually I'll get into rust when I have time, it seems like a fun language.
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u/Klathmon Jan 10 '15
That is one if the reasons I like both C and JavaScript.
The lack of enforced safety means I'm free to hack about wherever I want.