Yes, other programming languages do have similar concepts to Rust's lifetimes. For example, C++ has a similar concept called "resource acquisition is initialization" (RAII), which also involves tying the lifetime of a value to the lifetime of a variable. Java and C# have automatic garbage collection, which automatically manages memory allocation and deallocation, but they still have a notion of lifetimes for object references. However, Rust's lifetimes are unique in their explicitness and in their ability to statically verify the safety of code at compile time.
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