I think the reasoning behind the debate is that, <i>together</i>, they mostly obsolete C&#x2F;C++. Go takes the high-end and Rust takes the low-end, and there&#x27;s no niche left for C to occupy in the middle.<p>I guess the real answer is, if you want to learn &quot;the language that people will be using instead of C in ten years&quot;... learn both of them.