Java also sometimes uses "memory safe" to refer to programs that don't have null pointer exceptions. So in that sense, Java isn't memory safe by construction either.
These terms are used slightly differently by different communities, which is why I discuss this point in the article. But you seem adamant that you have the sole authority for defining these terms so :shrug:
These terms are used slightly differently by different communities, which is why I discuss this point in the article. But you seem adamant that you have the sole authority for defining these terms so :shrug: