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Rust is a systems programming language designed for safety, speed, and concurrency.

It
offers memory safety without a garbage collector through its ownership model. Rust’s strong
type system and borrow checker prevent common bugs like null pointer dereferences and
data races. The language supports zero-cost abstractions, making it ideal for
performance-critical applications. Its growing ecosystem and package manager, Cargo,
simplify dependency management and project builds.

Garbage Collector: An automatic system that reclaims unused memory, preventing memory
leaks in languages like Java or Python.

Zero-Cost: Abstractions in code that don’t add extra runtime overhead, performing as
efficiently as manual low-level code.

Package Manager: A tool to install, update, and manage libraries or dependencies in a


project (e.g., Cargo for Rust).

Abstraction: Simplifies complex code by hiding details, allowing developers to use high-level
concepts without knowing low-level implementations.

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