> C's type system has some safety issues, but it's still safer than Python's. Uhm. An error in Python code code can lead to a runtime crash with an exception o

> C's type system has some safety issues, but it's still safer than Python's. Uhm. An error in Python code code can lead to a runtime crash with an exception or a bad result ...most of the time. An error in C can lead to anything from an impossibly hard to diagnose memory leak to an exploitable buffer overflow... most of the time. C may be be "statically typed", but I think the number of people capable of writing (and maintaining!) secure C code is incredibly low. Heck, even the openssl devs failed at this at least once. And the fact that C is "static" and Python is "dynamic" does not make C's type system safe. Heck, even js's type "system" is safer than C's if when you use the word safe you refer to, you know, security.