The problem with C is not necessarily the idea of undefined behavior. It's the culture around undefined behavior. There is no culture of avoiding UB in a progra

The problem with C is not necessarily the idea of undefined behavior. It's the culture around undefined behavior. There is no culture of avoiding UB in a programming language community that glorifies UB as necessary. That's the paradox. It's like you're supposed to cross an enemies' minefield, with the enemy laying ever more mines in your path and yet you're supposed to walk through the minefield and hope for the best. You'd have thought that C programmers have the best tools and techniques to avoid UB by now, so that UB would be a non-issue, a relic of the past that people remember suffering from in the 90s.