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"C trades a slap on the wrist at compile time for a knife in the back at=20
run time."
said Csaba R=C3=A1duly at Morgan Stanley yesterday in a LinkedIn thread whi= ch=20
alas mainly advocates C.

In the same thread on the same day, Val=C3=A9riy Kazantsev wrote:
"they fixed a couple of issues in C23 which were 50 years overdue.=20
Let's hope that by C37 the language will finally start checking types, for=
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god's sake."

In the same thread on the same day, Michael B=C3=BCsch wrote:
"C is not simple.
C is not honest.

C is Undefined Behavior waiting to stab you into your back in the moment=20 when you expect it the least.

It is hard to write correct C programs.
C only seems simple on its surface, until you find out about its inner=20 workings."
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