At this point, you can—and probably should—consider C and “C-with-analysers” two different languages. If you use static (and dynamic, if you have tests) code a

At this point, you can—and probably should—consider C and “C-with-analysers” two different languages. If you use static (and dynamic, if you have tests) code analysis, making software without these issues is way easier, and doing so without these tools is essentially impossible. Both because of the C language itself as well as because of the culture of “bytes go brrr” and “just use a debugger” that a lot of middle-level C programmers have in my experience.