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> The feature bloat makes it very hard to learn D

Not at all. For example, if you know C-style programming, you can be productive in D with a pretty trivial investment in time.

> Rust is probably what D should have been in all aspects

While D will likely get some sort of borrow checking, it will not adopt the look and feel of Rust.



Please define "productive", doing what, to what end, with whom, at what level of complexity? Your clear thoughts here will be illuminating and worthwhile.


Productive means simply that you're getting useful work done at an acceptable cost to you.


Ok, you're claiming productive in /all/ circumstances? Going to have to disagree there. Also with the tone of that as a response but perhaps you didn't mean it.

Maybe giving those circumstances a bit more thought would be instructive and useful to you. Maybe not. Good luck!




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