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They are wrong. The correct answer is Rust. Have a great day.
HERETIC ! CAST THIS FOUL USUPER FROM THE TEMPLE !
C-ing is believing.
C ++ is double plus good.
C has always been at war with Rust.
Your statement already terminated from a NullPointer error when you said "CAST". Better luck next time, gancho.
FIVE MORE DAYS. Life before death, radiant.
I'd like stuff to still compile next year
Rust has certain backwards compability, always.
Rust has strong backwards compatibility guarantees so it definitely should.
Doesn't language editions solve that problem? (I am not a Rust expert so please correct me if I am wrong.)
Pascal is super fast in that regard ๐