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A good example would be in dynamically typed languages where you can hit a code path but forget to validate a certain input type which could cause a bug. Or on
by ben_jones 9y ago
A good example would be in dynamically typed languages where you can hit a code path but forget to validate a certain input type which could cause a bug.
Or one I've been personally hating lately, a nil pointer dereference in Golang from a well tested library that didn't do proper error propagation.
- tyingq 9y agoYep. Intel's AMT bug was exactly that...unexpected input, but in a static typed language. And would not have been discovered with 100% code coverage.