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The vast majority of code isn't the general case. Very few practical applications legitimately intend to execute halt-undecidable code for instance. But if the
by Nevermark 1y ago
The vast majority of code isn't the general case. Very few practical applications legitimately intend to execute halt-undecidable code for instance.
But if the language itself strongly obfuscates (or makes it difficult or impossible to express/guarantee) reliable relationships, you miss out on all the desired, and leveragable, certainty that you still intend.