How does Rust make memory management easier than memory management in?
Rust in many ways makes memory management harder. But it also makes it much safer, and harder to make any of several kinds of mistakes that would make your code insecure or unreliable. The price of this is an unforgiving borrow checker that will not compile code it can't prove is safe. In other ways, Rust automates dealing with that, so it makes for simpler looking code. Once you know the idioms, it's quite straightforward to write. It also provides some mindbending ways to convince the type checker and borrow checker help you eliminate other kinds of issues, which is very cool.