Tempered Damascus

Which is better? Damascus steel or High carbon steel?
I don’t know if they’re different or the same but if they’re different which is better? The reason I ask is cause I’m looking at a japanese sword right now that says its made of Damascus steel. Its straight edged instead of curved like normal japanese swords so they tempered it differently. I just wanna know if it’ll withstand the same torture that a normal high carbon steel japanese sword would take.
Modern Damascus steel attempts to mimic the look of old Damascus. It’s purely a cosmetic effect and is not done for strength.
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