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It's flawed because 99.999% of the time your code will work just fine. Job done. Then one day, "undefined is not a function" and your airplane falls out of the
by d13 9y ago
It's flawed because 99.999% of the time your code will work just fine. Job done. Then one day, "undefined is not a function" and your airplane falls out of the air.
- giantsloth 9y agoThis happens in all languages... look at the Toyota acceleration bug for a real world of example of your hyperbole. They were using MISRA C. Languages dont fix spaghetti, laziness, tight deadlines, bad engineers, etc.
- marcosdumay 9y ago> This happens in all languages... To some extent, yes, that happens in all languages. To some extent 10^100 and 1 are both numbers. That does not mean you can even compare them.
- AnimalMuppet 9y agoI'm not sure you can do spaghetti and still do MISRA C. Doesn't MISRA have some things about goto, cyclomatic complexity, and such?