@dcc @Inginsub I also like that the documentation says that you have to write unsafe code in some specific ways to ensure that it won't leak and that it will even work.

Meanwhile in C land you malloc and then you free when you need. Or in C++ land, you can use smart pointers and do all the memory work in constructors/destructors and everything will get magically cleaned up. No need for memory management in actual program logic when its done properly.