Why Rust does not need OOP

When I heard structs replace classes in Rust, I was a bit surprised. I thought, how can you do without classes? But as I started to learn Rust, I realized that structs, traits, ownership and composition help resist the temptation of OOP. In fact, Rust's approach to programming is more focused on data and behavior rather than objects.

Let's look at 5 reasons why Rust does not need OOP.