By dotCore
via pcwalton.github.com
Submitted: Mar 19 2013 / 00:08
One of the key features of Rust that sets it apart from other new languages is that its memory management is manual—the programmer has explicit control over where and how memory is allocated and deallocated. In this regard, Rust is much more like C++ than like Java, Python, or Go, to name a few.
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