should i learn C++ or rust
I never learned anything more advanced than bash scripting and I’m doing great
>>223463562For a job or for the tism?
>>223463612for quantitative trading
>>223463652mood crystals and zodiac signs
>>223463652Don't know about that jewish stuff effendiIf you care about speed, they're both very good. Rust is still in its infancy in the company world, but it's really nice for hobbyists. Also it makes /g/ay men seethe, that's always good news
>>223463652Go to the casino and bet everything on red
>>223463652>for quantitative tradingif you're building an application as a wagie for that then c++otherwise doesn't even matter
>>223463562Apply to your designated a101 instead.
>>223463562tech is dead, go learn something else
What's the point there are no jobs for codemonkeys
>>223463562Java
>>223463652Trading somebody else's money, I hope.Do you know how to program already? Saying "should I learn x" as if it were a human dialect suggests you're getting started. Both those languages would be annoying places to begin. Haskell would be better to learn the actual theory from, and most of its discipline around immutability carries over well to finance, as opposed to something more hacky like Python. The general trend in language design is still "how do we make a more high-performance, practical version of Haskell?" If you learn Haskell first, then treat your dayjob language as a more retarded version of it, you'll go far. Interviewers usually don't hound you on specific languages unless they're box ticking jeets. t. writes Scala for banks
C++26 is honestly a mess
>>223463652HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHoly shit.
>>223463562c++ + actual code in whatever architecture you're usingt.knower
i started to learn coding with html then realized its all gay bullshit and stopped around late 2010's
