"Do, or do not. There is no try.". Or, in contemporary words: do things 100% properly, but if that is not possible, take a step back and spare the world some half arsed attempt.
It sounds nice, but from the practical point of view you can't make sure code is 100% tested and 100% secure. There always will be combinations of data, algorithm and state of the environment that you didn't think of and didn't test for. By your logic, thus all security solutions and all testing are useless. Obviously it is not so, and the reason for that is that every tol that allows us to cover more security "territory" and test for more problems is useful, even if it doesn't make your application never fail.
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