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I agree. However, we had to create complex C "standards" for dos and don'ts in order to _try_ to write safe code. And C is still omnipresent. So there must be
by klapatsibalo 5y ago
I agree. However, we had to create complex C "standards" for dos and don'ts in order to _try_ to write safe code.
And C is still omnipresent. So there must be some other characteristic of Bash that makes it not fit for this age (or some characteristic of C that makes it irreplaceable, that Bash does not have)
- majkinetor 5y ago> And C is still omnipresent. And actively being replaced by rust each day because those "standards" are obviously not enough. And there is some other characteristic of C - its portable.