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Rust is a modern systems programming language originally intended to serve as a safer alternative to C and C++.
It is a multi-paradigm, general-purpose programming language that emphasizes performance, type safety, and concurrency.
Key features of Rust:
• Memory Safety without Garbage Collection: Rust uses an ownership system that enforces strict rules to avoid memory errors.
• Concurrency without Data Races: Rust provides powerful concurrency capabilities while ensuring memory safety.
• Performance: Rust is designed for low-level programming and can achieve performance similar to that of C and C++.
• Modern Syntax and Ergonomics: Rust offers a modern and expressive syntax that many developers find easier to work with.
• Cross-Platform: Rust can compile to multiple platforms, including Windows, macOS, Linux, and as WebAssembly for web development.
• Extensive Tooling: Rust has a great set of tools, like: Cargo, Rustfmt, Clippy.
• Pattern Matching: Rust has a powerful match statement, similar to a switch statement, but much more flexible and exhaustive.
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