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It’s really not. It has the same flaws, some libraries that promise to avoid them (as long as you don’t hold them wrong - what every single programmer does), and lots and lots of new flaws that may come from anywhere.
It’s really not. It has the same flaws, some libraries that promise to avoid them (as long as you don’t hold them wrong - what every single programmer does), and lots and lots of new flaws that may come from anywhere.
I use C, C++ and Rust in my dayjob.
I don’t like C++, but I disagree with your statement.
C++ has:
It’s obviously still not a fully memory safe language, but it has some perks over C. I’d still much rather be using rust (most of the time).