When I recap the rust programming book, I find that the introduction of ownership and borrowing mechanism are all explained by specific computer or memory structure. But i think its wrong to assume the learners have the base of c-like programming experience, and it makes rust unsuitable to be the first programming language to learn.

The ownership and borrowing indeed could associate to real world
. I wonder could we explain the core part of rust without looking into the implementation details?

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