Re:Safety: A comparaison between Rust, C++ and Go
by jjnoakes on Saturday July 30, 2022 @11:26AM
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Why do you think that a language with better details would prevent you from opting in to whatever non-default behavior you need?
Having the "right" defaults is better for everyone. Folks who don't know or care get a good, safe default with no undefined behavior or unexpected danger, and folks who know better can opt into something that fits their needs explicitly.
Having the "right" defaults is better for everyone. Folks who don't know or care get a good, safe default with no undefined behavior or unexpected danger, and folks who know better can opt into something that fits their needs explicitly.
Seems ideal to me.