"In C/C++, you can use bugs in one part of a program to cause trouble in another. That’s pretty darn underhanded." I would argue every language has that proper

"In C/C++, you can use bugs in one part of a program to cause trouble in another. That’s pretty darn underhanded." I would argue every language has that property. But with C/C++ being so closely tied to the ABI of the machine perhaps they are more underhanded than others. But to me, this branding does feel a bit unfair. Still, a fun contest and an interesting read.