> once the program compiles, it's almost certainly correct. I'm pretty sure I've heard/read that remark about more than one language. It's interesting how that

> once the program compiles, it's almost certainly correct. I'm pretty sure I've heard/read that remark about more than one language. It's interesting how that "almost certainly" often means "around one percent of the time" or the definition of "correct" is moved to a different goalpost. Meaning, of course, that ultimately it is no different from any other programming language: great coders will write great code and bad coders will write bad code.