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No one said that it doesn't catch different types of "easy" type-mismatch bugs (which dynamic but strong typed languages will catch too at the first test run) -
by dschiptsov 11y ago
No one said that it doesn't catch different types of "easy" type-mismatch bugs (which dynamic but strong typed languages will catch too at the first test run) - Clang, for example, warns a lot, and there are industry-strench static analysers for C. Nevertheless complex code is usually buggy. Integer overflows is very good example of a bug by human programmers.