Which ways you say? As far as I know: both TS and C# can carry hidden nulls; both made the mistake of covariant arrays, but C# actually type checks accesses at runtime; and the other unsound case I know of in C# involves a runtime type check as well. Meanwhile, TS (and Python) allow fully unchecked casts into the wrong type.
> both languages are very usable in practice
Agreed, but I still consider TS too unsound in trivial cases for the claim I replied to, despite its expressive power. I think this industry is lacking severely when it comes to basic software correctness.
Which ways you say? As far as I know: both TS and C# can carry hidden nulls; both made the mistake of covariant arrays, but C# actually type checks accesses at runtime; and the other unsound case I know of in C# involves a runtime type check as well. Meanwhile, TS (and Python) allow fully unchecked casts into the wrong type.
> both languages are very usable in practice
Agreed, but I still consider TS too unsound in trivial cases for the claim I replied to, despite its expressive power. I think this industry is lacking severely when it comes to basic software correctness.