The Rust programming language is fast, memory-efficient and statically typed. As with most other languages, Rust was launched to address and bridge some significant gaps within coding and development. For instance, it is common for developers to face memory errors in languages like C++, which can multiply into problems like miscalculations, missing allocations, malfunctions, unresponsiveness, and spontaneous restarts, to name a few. Rust specifically addresses the issues of memory errors and concurrent programming.