Comment by gher-shyu3i
5 years ago
For any non-trival program (more than a couple of files/pages long), dynamic and weak typing are a no-go.
5 years ago
For any non-trival program (more than a couple of files/pages long), dynamic and weak typing are a no-go.
How strongly typed is C? Are non-trivial programs in C a no-go? Would a LISP program more than a couple of pages long be forbidden?
There are toolings that patch C's shortcomings, and there's a reason better typed languages (e.g. Rust) are making strides in C's domain.
TIOBE gives C 14.32% (1) against Rust 0.49% (29), so "strides" might be over-egging the pudding.
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Which tools patch C's shortcomings?
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