Resilient

The term for resistant to problems and surviving failures.

Exhibiting persistence in harsh conditions.


What if we described resilience per context? An example would be the handling of exceptions. Statically-compiled languages offer varying levels of traces, dumps, and such. Dynamic languages (such as Smalltalk, Lisp, and Dylan) usually offer some way to handle the run-time context at the point of the error with another program (with dynamic scope) and some handler functions that can recontinue. --water


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