Is it worth learning c++ in 2023 when I am the first year student of Computer Science?

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  • duang

    Use macro to provide default parameter and named parameter in Rust

    This crate adds support for default arguments and named parameters using macros. In your opinion this is just as good as the language supported implementation in say Python, correct? I just want to see what ridiculousness I can make you say to defend rust at this point.

  • carbon-lang

    Carbon Language's main repository: documents, design, implementation, and related tools. (NOTE: Carbon Language is experimental; see README)

    Many of the supposed advantages of Rust you listed are not specific to it. Carbon will have all of that, safety features included, but unlike Rust it won't try to force anything onto you. C++ only doesn't implement them to preserve backwards compatibility (again, because it's not just a hobbyist language to Rust).

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