Definitely true. The "angel's advocate" way of putting it is that C lets you write code relatively quickly that appears to work but is actually undefined behavi

Definitely true. The "angel's advocate" way of putting it is that C lets you write code relatively quickly that appears to work but is actually undefined behavior in subtle cases that are difficult to test. Though for someone learning the language and mostly coding small examples, "correct in all cases" might not matter very much, and it can feel super frustrating.