I am currently learning the Go programming language. Do you think Rust would be a better choice to learn? Can you give me a comparison of the two languages?
Rust and Go are both systems programming languages, but there are some differences that might make one more suitable than another for someone new to programming:

1) Safety - Go is not considered as safe or secure as Rust because it lacks certain features such as type-checked memory safety. However, many argue that this tradeoff between security and performance makes Go a great option if you're working on smaller projects with fewer dependencies where speed isn't important. Additionally, there have been several recent improvements in Rust's memory model which may lead to improved security over time.
2) Syntax - While Rust has its own unique syntax compared to other modern languages like Python, C++, and JavaScript, Go still uses relatively familiar constructs from these languages, making it easier to transition into coding without too much disruption. This could also be seen as an advantage since people coming from non-functional backgrounds can feel comfortable diving right into code after only being exposed to Go.
3) Community support - The Go community is very large and active, especially when compared to Rust's comparatively small user base. As a result, there is a wealth of resources available online to help beginners get started including blogs, forums, tutorials, books, etc. Many of these resources focus specifically on teaching Go, while others offer information about using Rust along side Go. Both communities are friendly towards newcomers so even though they might not offer exactly the same set of tools and resources, you should find at least enough to keep you busy until you've become experienced.