[ycuser2]

C# is GCed but has 'unsafe' blocks.

[neonsunset]

Yup, and (monomorphized) struct generics, first-class SIMD vectors and ability to transparently work with memory ranges because Span<T> can also wrap T* + Length from unmanaged code, which lets you directly plug whatever data you got from C/C++ dependency into most CoreLib APIs.

In this regard, Go is far inferior as a systems programming language.

[pjmlp]

Alonside value types, manual memory allocation if needed.

Not all GC based languages are made alike.