"." = the "namespace" (in this case an enum) is implied, i.e. the compiler can derive it from the function signature / type.
"@" = a language built-in.
C++'s `__builtin_` (or arguably `_`/`__`) vs Zig's `@`
C syntax may look simpler but reading zig is more comfy bc there is less to think about than c due to explicit allocator.
There is no hidden magic with zig. Only ugly parts. With c/c++ you can hide so much complexity in a dangerous way
