Should I learn C++ Rust or Go?

Here’s the big hint – go with Rustlang . Sure, C++ has the lion’s share of community support, and huge libraries, but Rust language is so much better in nearly every other way. Rust teaches you to code properly, and the tough love as a beginner is definitely appreciated by those further on in their careers.

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Is it worth it learning Rust?

You definitely don’t need to learn Rust . It’s a neat language though and it’s worth tooling around in for a bit, at very least to get a feel for the ‘borrow checker’. If you are in a field where everything is being rewritten in Rust, then it may be a good idea to spend some time on it.

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Should I learn C++ before Solidity?

I strongly recommend learning a simple language first . Python or JavaScript (in that order of preference) are good starting languages. This allows you to grasp the concepts without focusing too much on the quirks of the language. C++ has a lot of quirks and a lot of features, and it’s easy to get lost in it.

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Is Solidity same as C++?

Solidity Solidity is designed based on existing programming languages like C++, Python, and JavaScript , so it uses similar language structures found in these languages, most likely to make it easy for developer adoption. If you are a JavaScript or C++ developer, this will look familiar to you.21 Eki 2021

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