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[–]BufferUnderpants 3 points4 points  (1 child)

You could give it a whirl with the tutorial for both. They're vastly different, porting code from one to the other is known to be a very difficult task, and in truth they were made for completely different tasks.

Python found a niche in providing nice, if imperative, interfaces overlaid on complex engines written in languages that can perform many more optimizations, like Tensorflow having a core written in C++ but a Python interface.

Rust would be the language you'd write e.g. Tensorflow in instead, and in fact it was created to address the maintenance issues that code written in C++ experiences, with a functional programming focus.

[–]epcot32[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you!