He who sacrifices clarity for correctness deserves neither
I think C was an improvement along the correctness/clarity axis when it came out (asm has the same guarantees), but we should strive to continue to do better. C is decades old and we've learned a lot in the meantime.
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But for web software, there is a different correctness/clarity tradeoff. The main point is that it's domain-specific and you should make clear code a priority, even when it, at first, seems to conflict with correctness goals.
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