In my opinion, it depends on your goals and scope. If memory manipulation (Probably not the correct words), and/or every bit of performance matters, or it has a large scope, then one would pick Rust/C-lang. If development time and scope is small, something like Python is better.
Source: I used C++, C#, Python, and I use G’MIC (language very much geared for raster graphics processing).
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In my opinion, it depends on your goals and scope. If memory manipulation (Probably not the correct words), and/or every bit of performance matters, or it has a large scope, then one would pick Rust/C-lang. If development time and scope is small, something like Python is better.
Source: I used C++, C#, Python, and I use G’MIC (language very much geared for raster graphics processing).