This is a weird (to me) way of presenting Zig syntax and operation. I would generally assume that someone coming to Zig would be familiar with C/C++ or Rust and

This is a weird (to me) way of presenting Zig syntax and operation. I would generally assume that someone coming to Zig would be familiar with C/C++ or Rust and only need to be able to map Zig syntax to things they already know. If the author's content is all in this 'assume no C background' style, it will be useful to those without previous manual memory management background in contrast to most articles that assume a lot of context.