I see beginners trip over themselves when they get obsessed with allocation (never mind they're coming from like, Python) but in a language like Rust (or C++) y

I see beginners trip over themselves when they get obsessed with allocation (never mind they're coming from like, Python) but in a language like Rust (or C++) you are writing programs with the intent to control how memory is managed. So it makes a lot of sense to tie memory to the types as a part of their semantics. It's not without problems, but the idea is less confusing in practice than it seems.