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by phendrenad2
1512 days ago
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It depends on what your objective is. I assume you want to expand your skillset for the future. C++ is good because there's tons of legacy C++ code out there, and companies will need people to maintain it for decades to come. Rust is good because it's trendy and looks good on a resume. Do note, however, that C++ and Rust skills are unlikely to be valuable at the same kinds of companies. |
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