> It takes discipline to learn to write C++ in the modern way. It is work to keep up with improvements in the language and library, as new Standards are published. But many, many professionals do. C++ is not a toy. It has sharp edges that must be treated with respect. But if you do make the effort to keep up, and lean hard on the type system to help everywhere it can, the language delivers.

If it is such a core just to hope to, one day, be able to code that, maybe, won't crash, what do you think is the point of using C++ over Rust?