You definitely don't want to flip a burger multiple times. There is a drastic difference in quality. They advocate it cooks the middle more, but the real trick is to move the burger to the side of grill that is off and close the lid to cook it like an oven.
It's a rule in many kitchens I've been in to only flip once, because you don't want to lose the juices from the fat.
Yes and no. A good programmer could learn it, but it exposes concepts that python and java abstracts from the programmer.
C++ requires you to think quite a bit about memory. Modern C++ not so much. However the kind of job that requires C++ will probably require you to know some hardware / embedded which is a completely different domain than web devs and could make java / python transitions even more difficult.
I have to agree. I don't think having a degree dictates whether a person can do a job or not, but they have sure convinced corporations that it's a requirement.
After I got a degree I started getting responses from places.
Sorry, I haven't use the WinRT fir rust. I would suggest making a a simple window with a button in C and then try porting all the functions to the rust library.
This game is great, but is geared more towards digital logic instead of coding.