Rust is a systems programming language focused on safety, performance, and concurrency. Known for its memory safety features and high performance, Rust enables developers to create fast and reliable applications while minimizing runtime errors. It's widely used in web development, game engines, embedded systems, and more.

Features of Rust:

• Memory safety without a garbage collector, reducing runtime errors.
• High-performance language ideal for systems programming.
• Concurrency support, enabling safe and efficient multi-threading.
• Comprehensive tooling including a package manager (Cargo) and build system.
• Extensive ecosystem with libraries for web development, game engines, networking, and more.
• Cross-platform support for Linux, macOS, and Windows.
• Active open-source community and contributions from industry leaders.
• Rust's compiler (rustc) provides detailed error messages for easy debugging.

To check the Rust version, run this command :
$ rustc --version

Disclaimer: Rust is an open-source programming language maintained by the Rust Foundation and its contributors. It is provided "as is," without any warranty, express or implied. Users are encouraged to review licensing terms and comply with applicable regulations when deploying Rust in production environments. The Rust Foundation and contributors are not responsible for any damages, losses, or consequences resulting from its use.