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This is an extremely loaded question. With that being said I think it's obvious that any languages with weak typing and a dynamic runtime will be more prone to
by squiguy7 10y ago
This is an extremely loaded question. With that being said I think it's obvious that any languages with weak typing and a dynamic runtime will be more prone to hidden errors. Compilers are getting much more impressive in how they can catch common errors for static languages.
So those languages that try and protect the programmer the most will generally produce better code.