Agree to a big extent. Rust has lots of methods, because their traits work best or most habitually with methods. So I see a comparison of Rust x.min(y) vs Python min(x, y).
The Rust x.min(y) to me is so asymmetric. min(x, y) conveys the symmetry of the operation much better, x and y are both just elements. (And the latter is how it can be used in Python. In Rust, you can call Ord::min(x, y) to get the symmetry back, but it is less favoured right now for some reason.)
The Rust x.min(y) to me is so asymmetric. min(x, y) conveys the symmetry of the operation much better, x and y are both just elements. (And the latter is how it can be used in Python. In Rust, you can call Ord::min(x, y) to get the symmetry back, but it is less favoured right now for some reason.)