Monday 31 March 2014

Why C# is a Type-Safe Language

"It is impossible to write unsafe code in C#". Some programmers think that this statement is not 100% correct but it is correct and C# is definitely a type-safe language.

C# enforces its variable types very strongly for ex: this means that C# is always aware that an int variable will contain a whole number and nothing else; because of this C# is considered a type-safe language. Some other programming languages allow variable to be created without fixed data types which can lead to errors that are very hard to debug.

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