@daniel anyway you learn C is the hard way. I'm a few days late, how'd it go?
Learn enough C to read it, then learn Rust. If you encounter any C code that confuses you, convert it to Rust.
@friend s'all good; I'm pretty familiar with it, using it for some projects. Your +/- list was interesting, and I mostly agree.
One downside is that it is much different than other languages, in terms of programming it. You have to think a lot more about ownership than you might otherwise.
Anyone have thoughts on the Rust programming language?