> For constructors and destructors it's somewhat unavoidable and not so random, though Rust does better at limiting the blast radius of non-local code, at least in the drop case.
Unlike C++, Rust does not manage exceptions at all; in C++, you must consider situations where exceptions arise.
If panics are set to unwind, you do need to consider it, and the UnwindSafe auto trait is there to help with memory safety, but logical issues can still arise.
It’s way way more rare in Rust though.