The Zen of Zig

Zig has a philosophy that guides its design. Understanding these rules helps you write better Zig code.

• Communicate intent precisely.
• Edge cases matter.
• Only one obvious way to do things.
• Runtime crashes are better than bugs.
• Compile-time is better than runtime.

Zig avoids the 'magic' found in other languages. There are no macros, no preprocessors, and no hidden memory allocations.