adding security features to a language itself seems a bit silly. it just adds complexity and bloat to the code (which has been and still is mostly unverified..)

adding security features to a language itself seems a bit silly. it just adds complexity and bloat to the code (which has been and still is mostly unverified..) which gives people a sense of security that's most likely false (as people imagine hyped things to be bigger than they actually are). I'd say a good coder could write more seucre and sound code in C, though someone who isn't conscious of the nature of the language would write 'safer' code in rust or so. In the end it's better to learn to do things without these training wheels >.> all this hand holding is just making people weak like anything else in life.