Ah, you mean for teaching. Then it mostly depends on both the field of study and the curriculum.
For example, if you're giving lessons in webdev, then you should probably pick a popular stack like Node+TS+MySQL. If you do data science or ML, you'd want to pick python.
If you want to give more advanced computer science lessons, though, I think that Rust is perfect. You need to know some fundamental things to use Rust. You can teach about pointers, stack vs heap, mmio, datastructure, etc.
So in short: If the course is about programming itself, then Rust is a very good choice in my opinion. If it's not about programming, but about making websites or machine learning, then you better pick a stack that is popular in that area.
Ah, you mean for teaching. Then it mostly depends on both the field of study and the curriculum.
For example, if you're giving lessons in webdev, then you should probably pick a popular stack like Node+TS+MySQL. If you do data science or ML, you'd want to pick python.
If you want to give more advanced computer science lessons, though, I think that Rust is perfect. You need to know some fundamental things to use Rust. You can teach about pointers, stack vs heap, mmio, datastructure, etc.
So in short: If the course is about programming itself, then Rust is a very good choice in my opinion. If it's not about programming, but about making websites or machine learning, then you better pick a stack that is popular in that area.
Okay, I understood your opinion. Thank you for writing it!