In Rust, you would do both of those with a &str, which works fine. Just works exactly as in C, with no calls to memcopy or allocator or anything. And you would

In Rust, you would do both of those with a &str, which works fine. Just works exactly as in C, with no calls to memcopy or allocator or anything. And you would also be able to do all the other things that in C use null termination, too.