Rust

Rust is a modern, systems programming language that prioritizes performance, memory safety, and concurrency.

Developed by Mozilla, Rust aims to provide a reliable and efficient programming language that empowers developers to write fast and secure software. It achieves memory safety through its ownership system, which enforces strict rules on how data is accessed and modified, preventing common issues like null pointer dereferences and data races.

Rust also features a powerful type system, pattern matching, and low-level control over memory management. Its built-in package manager, Cargo, simplifies dependency management and project compilation. Rust has gained popularity for its ability to build high-performance systems, network services, embedded applications, and web backends. Its focus on safety and performance, along with a supportive community, has made Rust an increasingly popular choice among developers seeking a balance between system-level control and code reliability.