u/Fabulous_South523

If we set aside jobs, rapidly changing market demands, and global trends, do we really need AI agents to write software? As someone who recently started learning programming, I believe the foundation of building a software product or service is breaking a problem down into small steps and solving them gradually. This is the true joy of programming. For me, AI steals this joy and sometimes offers overly complex solutions to simple problems. Even if the whole world stops writing code by hand, I believe many people will continue to write it themselves.

Many community members criticized me for choosing Rust as my first programming language. Recently, I started learning Python to better grasp programming logic, but I ran into a bit of a cultural shock. Python hides a lot of the low-level details I got used to in Rust—things like explicit references, strict data type contracts, and specific types like i32 or &str. Because of this, I've decided to continue learning Python alongside Rust rather than switching entirely.

I just made a simple math calculator in rust , im a beginner in programming and rust is my first language to learn, i don"t use ai cause i want to learn for real , i would appreciate an advice .

i know some git but i don't know how to push the project to github honestly , so i just copy and paste the main file to github

https://github.com/funkyname74-bit/calculater/tree/main