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So... the perfect programming language has error-prone manual memory management and rampant undefined behaviour (well at least it can build the code to crash in

by tomp 8y ago

So... the perfect programming language has error-prone manual memory management and rampant undefined behaviour (well at least it can build the code to crash instead of “nasal deamons”)? Yeah right.

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c3534l 8y ago
No one said the language was perfect. The language is to help you write perfect cod which was immediately defined at the start as code which does not produce errors on any valid inputs.
- tomp 8y ago
  Isn’t that by definition? After all, if the code produces an error, then obviously the inputs weren’t valid...