Describing Rust
A Mozilla engineer named "Graydon Hoare"
created the system programming language
"Rust" in 2006. This language, in his words, is
"'safe, concurrent, and practical," supporting
both the functional and imperative
paradigms.
Rust's syntax is comparable to that of C+t.
Rust is free and open source software,
meaning that anybody can use it without
restriction and that the sOurce code is
publicly available for anyone to utilise in
order to improve the software's design.
In 2016, 2017, and 2018, the stack overflow
developer survey ranked Rust as one of the
"most loved programming languages"
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In contrast to calloc and malloc, there is no
direct memory management. That implies
that Rust handles memory management
Internally.
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