All fair points, and yeah I meant latter. :)

It’s just interesting that ALL of these languages have a C compatible interface built into the language. That’s an interesting fact and says something about C that no other language can really claim. Nor will any other language claim that any time soon.

I’m not looking for anything in particular. It’s just that I’ve seen and used a lot of languages over the years, and I’m not wholly sold on the “memory safety” of Rust when something like Python can just put the performance sensitive parts in C and have safety for everything else.

Most languages are memory safe.