Yes, but I don't think progman was suggesting that. Rust doesn't prevent code from having logic errors, but it does protect you entirely from certain classes of

Yes, but I don't think progman was suggesting that. Rust doesn't prevent code from having logic errors, but it does protect you entirely from certain classes of errors (e.g. use-after-free memory violations) as long as you stick to safe Rust. These are some of the most common bugs in C programs which have resulted in highly publicized vulnerabilities, so Rust will take a program a very long way towards being safer than any C counterparts.