Elysian Shadows

Hi all :) I have a pretty important message to share. I have been honing my VMU development skills for good. Unfortunately it requires programming in unsafe assembly language, but I used my skills to send a positive message, for the betterment of the software industry. ;) Here is an image: rustorbus...

Where is toy and C+? C+ is C-tier for obvious reasons. Toy is S-tier, standing for Segmentation Fault. 01185DF4-9378-4B84-83E0-E8AE72B6AC1B.jpeg I would like to amend this statement, by saying that the S-tier Toy resides in and the S-tier Rust resides in are in parallel planes. Toy is for Segmentat...

ToyGang wrote: ↑Wed Feb 08, 2023 11:46 pm Where is toy and C+?

C+ is C-tier for obvious reasons.

Toy is S-tier, standing for Segmentation Fault.

Programming Tier List:

S-TIER
Rust

A-TIER
Lisp, Fortran, Ruby

B-TIER
Java, C#, D (with garbage collection enabled), Ada, Python

C-TIER (UNSAFE TIER)
C, C++, Objective-C, Assembly Language, Perl

As a slight follow up, I would also like to mention that Object Oriented Programming (commonly referred to as OOP) is an outdated paradigm. C++oids typically criticize Rust for its lack of Object Oriented capabilities, lack of inheritance, etc. However, have you LEGACY PROGRAMMERS ever thought that ...

Hi everybody, I wanted to start a discussion why Rust is better than C++. First, it has compiler enforced memory safety. You literally cannot have a segfault from an invalid memory access, either through incorrect pointer arithmetic, or whatever unsafe behavior C++ allows. Second, it has better synt...