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Idiomatic Zig: explicit allocators, comptime, error unions, and no-hidden-control-flow philosophy. Use when writing, reviewing, or structuring Zig programs.

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# Zig Pro

## Overview

Zig's philosophy — **no hidden control flow, no hidden allocations, explicit everything** — makes
it a superb systems language for those willing to be explicit. Professional Zig means embracing
that explicitness: allocators passed as parameters, errors as values in the type system,
`comptime` for principled metaprogramming, and defer-based cleanup as a way of life.

The through-line: if something happens, you can see it in the code. That's the whole point.

## When to use

- Writing or reviewing Zig code for idiom and correctness.
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