But things happens after look like hell

which is why C++

how do you make sure the arguments passed into your function are really int and not a string in py?

Its easy: if type (a) == int: ....

i have set my roadmap python => C => assembley => networking concepts. did research from few sources and it suggested this. I cant randomly start doing OSCP course without knowing the basics. but the book did suggest learn a bit of every programming language.

isinstance()

What about rust? :D

this whole "safety" thing is inefficient

Its easy: if type (a) == int: ....

look if you want to fit your left shoe to your right foot it's easy. just cut out the left corner and you are good to go :xDD

Yes you are a troll

this whole "safety" thing is inefficient

You are a possibly a troll~

i'm just showing you that your ways of solving problems aren't good

Start with SICP :D

checking that your index isnt out of bound before accessing memory IS inefficient

You've said that C is unsafe. But now you think safety is bad :D

checking that your index isnt out of bound before accessing memory IS inefficient

Yeah but crashes are more of an inefficiency

You've said that C is unsafe. But now you think safety is bad :D

C allows you to implement safety and leave it out in cases where it is not needed for performance

C allows you to implement safety and leave it out in cases where it is not needed for performance

i'm just showing you that your ways of solving problems aren't good

Listen, you normally wouldn't comprove the type of a variable in python bc you know what variable are you using as argument

so many ways to fuckup by memory leak

those are not the same types of safety

what is the type of argument?

Int or float

B-but... C++ uses vectors instead of classic arrays... Which offer bounds checking

but what about me entering a string containing a number?

again - a hacked together solution

C++ vector's don't have bound checking

I meant at, right. Or are you sepcificly against when a language checks it for you?

because a cmp statement is slow

Do you mean the asm instruction?

yea

Nope, you can't bring that to the table. It requires to have some knowledge about assembly.

And you said learning asm is worthless :D

it isn't. but you shouldnt learn it just to learn it

Do you mean the asm instruction?

Lol, you're adorable

Lol, you're adorable

He is :3

What do you then think about C++ vs Rust benchmarks? Are they made up? Rust is not really far behind :D