> This desire of wanting to write OO-style code makes me think that people who want OO-style code are the ones having a lot of struggle or frustration with Rust's ergonomics.
I believe this is actually a significant source of consternation. I teach Rust to students, and I find those without a C/C++ background take to it more naturally than those who have a lot of experience with those languages. People with a C/C++ background approach Rust like C/C++ and fight it the whole way, whereas people without that background approach Rust as Rust, and they have a better time with it.
I believe this is actually a significant source of consternation. I teach Rust to students, and I find those without a C/C++ background take to it more naturally than those who have a lot of experience with those languages. People with a C/C++ background approach Rust like C/C++ and fight it the whole way, whereas people without that background approach Rust as Rust, and they have a better time with it.