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by derkha
3479 days ago
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What do you mean by "turning into"? I don't see much special syntax in the post apart from the general expression-oriented functional style, including higher-order functions. Which has always been part of Rust. If that means turning into Scala, then almost every high-level programming language is currently turning into Scala. |
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Martin Odersky, the creator of Scala, has said as much. Just look at Kotlin, Swift, and to some degree OCaml (upcoming modular implicits) and C# 7. Even Java 9 adopts Scala syntax with underscore now reserved.
Rust is its own thing, however. OP is probably referring to complexity of syntax that more powerful languages present to new comers.