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by creyer
4341 days ago
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"It is impossible to make imperative programming languages safer by only partially removing implicit side effects" So when we can call a program safe? My personal definition is that a program is safe when it always gives the right output for the input it was designed for. Of course if you put water in your car won't make it run, the same way if you provide the wrong input to a program might end up in a wrong output. Getting back I do believe in the middle way. |
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