> It can be made to function more like C with #![no_std]. However that is an even less than batteries included experience than C. Rust's #![no_std] mode corres

> It can be made to function more like C with #![no_std]. However that is an even less than batteries included experience than C. Rust's #![no_std] mode corresponds to what C calls freestanding mode, and Rust is relatively unusual in many modern languages in actually designing some sort of freestanding mode.