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The Huge Security Problem With C/C++ And Why You Shouldn’t Use It?
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I dont get it, all negative and no solutions given to help new coders write “memory-safe” programs.
Mosaid Redouan
I don't be able to understand that Line in article where memory safe language show error when accessing 11th element where C doesn't
Learn to program. A lack of skill and knowledge is likely to make any language insecure.
Is this a joke? Suggesting Python or Java instead of C/C++ for system-level functions? System resources are not unlimited.
This shows a distinct lack of knowledge to understand why those languages are used. Those languages are lower level and allow code that is quicker to execute. Not only that if your wanting to program you should understand the principles behind the language and it's pitfalls/ limitations. If your not going to educate them to avoid those issues, they will repeat them. You can't realistically write high performance applications or operating systems in languages that leave all the cleaning up or management to the language.
Real programmers use magnet to write low level code.