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refactor(safety): review editorially
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JohelEGP committed Oct 15, 2023
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Expand Up @@ -220,10 +220,10 @@ on the discipline of the programmers to enforce these. At the time of writing, t
does not change fast enough to enforce safe-by-construction code.


One of the areas where C++ can significantly improve the safety of applications being written
by thousands of developers is introducing a type-safe, well-tested, standardized way to handle
physical quantities and their units. The rationale for this is that people tend to have problems
communicating or using proper units both in the code and in daily life. Numerous
One of the ways C++ can significantly improve the safety of applications being written
by thousands of developers is by introducing a type-safe, well-tested, standardized way to handle
physical quantities and their units. The rationale is that people tend to have problems
communicating or using proper units in code and daily life. Numerous
expensive failures and accidents happened due to using an invalid unit or a quantity type.

The most famous and probably the most expensive example in the software engineering domain is
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