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JoeBar wrote:
>C is more reliable than Java??

Depends who writes it.  One guy will write a bug every 5 lines,
another every 5000 lines.  Put them both on a project and that will
average out to a bug every 4.995 lines.
<observation type=trivial>(Irrespective of language.  Pick the one
that best suits what you're trying to do.)</observation>

R

