Zig is trying to replace C, not C++ You can imagine someone will make Zig++ or something like it one day. But I think it’s best to get a foundation with a 100%

Zig is trying to replace C, not C++ You can imagine someone will make Zig++ or something like it one day. But I think it’s best to get a foundation with a 100% explicit, and as simple as possible a language. There’s a bunch of features like RAII and operator overloading and such that people may rightly feel is necessary. But that’s not for a C replacement.