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I'm currently learning Rust myself, and aim to use it to replace C and C++ in many cases. At first glance, Rust seems a bit high level, but it is not really. You have to think of memory and how it is allocated a bit more than you would in higher level languages. This is done through the memory model centered around ownership. Through this model, the goal is to avoid many of the memory issues that are currently found in a lot of performance critical code written in C and C++ (including memory iss...