You're not getting it through your head, or comprehending what I am saying, so you obviously have no experience as a professional software developer. Your softw

You're not getting it through your head, or comprehending what I am saying, so you obviously have no experience as a professional software developer. Your software will have a lot more bugs in it, and is a lot more likely to corrupt your users' data, if the language you use conceals the problems from you during development and testing, and guesses at what you want. Go back and read what I wrote, and address those points instead of ignoring them. You are incorrect that it's better for a programming language to hide errors, guess what you meant, and silently corrupt data. You may think that it's convenient for you not to have to type the extra keystrokes to check for unexpected null pointers, but that is because you are a lazy programmer who would rather save time and cut corners than write reliable code.