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by Bladtman
3319 days ago
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Those that aren't "strict" in certain areas.
Examples: * Those without memory management (I'm not talking about garbage collection, though there seems to be a correlation). Buffer overflows/overruns and its cousins have caused many security flaws, including heartbeat and even flaws in java, where it interops with C programs for performance's sake. * Syntactical leniency wrt. scope can lead to errors like apple's infamous "goto fail" |
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