Sorry if I angered you. I never claimed that Rust was the only language that has these properties.
My experience was is: I have never seen a language/environment where these rules were so well thought out, so well communicated and so well enforced. The package managment works like a charm, the module system (since edition 2018) is the best I have seen etc.
These are all subjective – I am a film/philosophy student who codes and I never received any formal education on any CS related topic. I was speaking about why Rust feels sound to me. Good chances Haskell will look sound to me too, very good chance I might check out more CS topics. No hard feelings please.
It is fine, and no it didn't anger me, so no need to apologize, really. :)
> I never claimed that Rust was the only language that has these properties.
Yeah, that is my mistake. Sorry for misunderstanding you!
> I never received any formal education on any CS related topic
Same here actually! :P
> No hard feelings please.
Not at all!
I understand that you like coding in Rust, and that is completely okay with me, and even if it was not, that should not deter you from continuing what you are doing.
My experience was is: I have never seen a language/environment where these rules were so well thought out, so well communicated and so well enforced. The package managment works like a charm, the module system (since edition 2018) is the best I have seen etc.
These are all subjective – I am a film/philosophy student who codes and I never received any formal education on any CS related topic. I was speaking about why Rust feels sound to me. Good chances Haskell will look sound to me too, very good chance I might check out more CS topics. No hard feelings please.