Re: Go ahead. Stop programming. This ensures you from any mistakes.

Well, you were the one to suggest "Stop programming" to start with.

The only reliable way to defend yourself from network attacks is to
disconnect from the network. It is what is used to say when somebody limits
your communication (a provider blocks some TCP ports, for instance) "for
making it safer". If you wish to avoid doing errors, you should stop doing
things. Hinderances on the plain way do not defend you.

Compiler, grammar is needed to protect from doing nonsense, like assinging
date to a boolean or using unassigned variable or writing into constant
memory. It should not protect you from doing sensable things like writng
integer const to integer var or defining a not yet defined variable or
executing statements one after another.


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