It's funnier to do the same program in Rust with 2000 lines of code.
Maybe I'm exaggerating because I just stumbled down a few recursive rabbit holes, trying to do something simple. The language definitely has its peculiar learning curve. This makes programming languages like Python and Kotlin so dev-friendly, but at a cost. Maybe C++ too, but I'm a little out of touch; I mostly miss inheritance and the carelessness of not having a borrow checker, sometimes.
PS: And to think people used to be paid according to the number of lines of code...
Maybe I'm exaggerating because I just stumbled down a few recursive rabbit holes, trying to do something simple. The language definitely has its peculiar learning curve. This makes programming languages like Python and Kotlin so dev-friendly, but at a cost. Maybe C++ too, but I'm a little out of touch; I mostly miss inheritance and the carelessness of not having a borrow checker, sometimes.
PS: And to think people used to be paid according to the number of lines of code...