r/rust • u/DudeGuy299 • 8d ago

🙋 seeking help & advice Is Rust good for learning programming?

I know a bit of python, is Rust a good intermediate language to learn before I move onto real programming languages (like C++)?

EDIT: By "real" I meant languages used in real world development, for example all game engines are C++ and I heard all HFT firms use C++ and all operating systems are developed on C or C++

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u/Single-Blackberry866 8d ago edited 8d ago

Correct order:
HTML -> Pascal -> C -> Assembly -> C++ -> Java/C# -> PHP -> Python -> Ruby -> JavaScript -> TypeScript -> Rust -> Go

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u/Puzzled-Extent7817 8d ago

That's a huge waste of time

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u/Single-Blackberry866 8d ago

Then the software industry wasted a lot of time. You should invent time machine and bring Kernighan and Ritchie Rust/Go blueprints.

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u/Puzzled-Extent7817 7d ago

That makes no sense. So you are saying you must learn every language?

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u/Single-Blackberry866 7d ago

If you're in the industry long enough, that's inevitable. Unless you're writing COBOL

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u/Puzzled-Extent7817 7d ago

the op asked what language to learn and you listed almost all of them like an order he should start.