> If you want to iterate over an array, you don't just iterate until infinity And yet I am sure we all have witnessed code bases where this was done. At least

> If you want to iterate over an array, you don't just iterate until infinity And yet I am sure we all have witnessed code bases where this was done. At least I and no less than 40 other colleagues I knew have. The "ideal theory" refers to the old adage of "just be a good programmer, duh" which historically has been proven to be a complete BS. > Rust programs are not immune from mistakes. They'll just be of a different kind. Glad we agree on something. I want memory safety problems out of the equation. Also please don't fight straw-men -- all Rust discussions seem to always spiral from the very reasonable premise of "Rust eliminates a class of bugs" to "But with Rust you can still make logical mistakes!!!!!", and nobody ever claimed the opposite anyway...