An in-depth exploration of 'No-Panic Rust' demonstrates how Rust can potentially replace C for systems programming while maintaining performance and code size characteristics. The technique ensures code never triggers panic handlers, making it suitable for low-level systems programming by avoiding runtime overhead, large binary sizes, and unrecoverable exits. The approach requires careful consideration of the Rust standard library, optimizer behavior, and proper handling of bounds checks.

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