> most rust projects will need it. If you mean "writing unsafe in your codebase yourself," this isn't borne out by the numbers. If you mean "depending on unsa

> most rust projects will need it. If you mean "writing unsafe in your codebase yourself," this isn't borne out by the numbers. If you mean "depending on unsafe somewhere in your dependencies" then 100% of Rust code needs unsafe, just like any other language. Interacting with hardware, many operating systems' APIs, these aren't created in a way to guarantee it, and you need to interact with them to do anything.