I can't argue with that at all. I'm just saying if you're stuck using 'C', it's worth learning the strategies and habits needed to prevent unsafe code. There a

I can't argue with that at all. I'm just saying if you're stuck using 'C', it's worth learning the strategies and habits needed to prevent unsafe code. There are issues other than safety that influence these decisions. Rust & Lua are also closer to 'C' than is Ruby, so ....