>Let's be honest, you don't segfault unless you're doing something idiotic. I disagree, segfaults can arise out of simple mistakes in rare cases that aren't al

>Let's be honest, you don't segfault unless you're doing something idiotic. I disagree, segfaults can arise out of simple mistakes in rare cases that aren't always immediately obvious - let alone a segfault in a complex system. A sign of a good language is to as much as possible make invalid states illegal by design. Why, if you can reliably check for bad memory use with the compiler, would you not do so? Toughness is no measure of coder talent, otherwise the best of us would only be using assembly for everything.