Rust Language in Brief
Rust is a systems programming language developed by Mozilla in 2010 and later maintained by the Rust Foundation. Its design blends low-level control with modern safety guarantees. Unlike C or C++, Rust enforces strict compile-time rules around memory and ownership. That eliminates runtime surprises like dangling pointers or buffer overflows. Performance is comparable to C++, yet Rust avoids garbage collection, producing deterministic execution.