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by aw1621107
39 days ago
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Not necessarily. Unspecified behavior and undefined behavior are independent concepts; a language can have one but not the other. As a result, you can have languages where incorrect reliance on unspecified behavior can lead to undefined behavior (e.g., C and C++) and languages where incorrect reliance on unspecified behavior can lead to bugs, but not nasal demons (e.g., Java) |
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