By managed languages I understand memory managed, aka GC languages. It's not correct to say that they use additional resources to provide memory safety or secu

By managed languages I understand memory managed, aka GC languages. It's not correct to say that they use additional resources to provide memory safety or security. Python for instance uses additional resources because it simply doesn't have a performant implementation and Java uses additional memory to gain execution speed. Swift and Rust are memory safe, but don't need a GC, so those memory safety advantages are in fact attainable otherwise.