How are Rust's concurrency tools compared with those of Java? In Java we rarely need to use mutex at all. Instead, programmers use high-level synchronizers (lat

How are Rust's concurrency tools compared with those of Java? In Java we rarely need to use mutex at all. Instead, programmers use high-level synchronizers (latches, barriers, phasers, exchanges, and etc) and containers (concurrent collections, executors, various pools and flows, and etc). I don't have extensive experience in Rust, and somehow I saw Mutex everywhere.