Re: I Agree with Bjarne Stroustrup!!
“WTF would a language that adds features for security look like?”
Try not to sound so incredulous. Secure languages are those that don’t allow you to do things like buffer overflows, out-of-bound array access. These are well-known techniques. They need checking both at compile time but run time as well.
If you don’t understand what is meant by secure programming, I suggest you step away from the machine. Do not attempt any programming whatsoever. Secure programming and software verification are well-known techniques.
There is no need for the abusive tone of your post. It rather proves that you are wrong.
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