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Yes
Depends on the code and the language
A strict, uncompromising language like Haskell will make it easier to spot errors -
xewl41266y1000 lines in a single file? Of course.. God knows how many thousands of lines my server hits when just handling one GET request...
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Voxera113976yPossible yes, but if its any complicated, probably not.
Then of cause it depends on what you define as error, only runtimes errors or logical errors.
As @RememberMe said, some languages makes it easier to avoid runtime errors but logical errors can be much harder to spot. -
Possible, but not probable. The accepted industry standard for production quality software is one defect per 1000 lines of code - in release!
Is it possible to run 1000 lines of code on a single run with no errors??
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