Unless were are talking about higher level languages written on a different planet for different computers, then at the heart of these languages are routines written in C++/C and yes, even Assembler. What seems to be assumed here, is that the programmers that wrote THIS code never left any holes; never made any mistakes, never freed a previously freed pointer. Am I wrong? Do the god's among us migrate to writing higher level languages, blessing the unwashed with cloaks of invulnerability? Bad Code is Bad Code. Most programmers using these "higher level" languages can't write bad code, becaue they can't write good code in an actual language.
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Unless were are talking about higher level languages written on a different planet for different computers, then at the heart of these languages are routines written in C++/C and yes, even Assembler. What seems to be assumed here, is that the programmers that wrote THIS code never left any holes; never made any mistakes, never freed a previously freed pointer. Am I wrong? Do the god's among us migrate to writing higher level languages, blessing the unwashed with cloaks of invulnerability? Bad Code is Bad Code. Most programmers using these "higher level" languages can't write bad code, becaue they can't write good code in an actual language.