Coming from industrial control code in C where if you get it wrong somebody might die, solidity is safe, predictable, and expressive with well defined limitatio

Coming from industrial control code in C where if you get it wrong somebody might die, solidity is safe, predictable, and expressive with well defined limitations, caveats and isms lol. It’s all a matter of perspective. If you take a craftsman’s approach to code and documentation, solidity is actually not bad at all. It’s all about letting the data structures do the heavy lifting, avoiding loops like the plague ( not a universal opinion), and writing expressively and clearly.