The *(term) for resistant to problems and surviving failures.

Exhibiting _(persistence) in harsh conditions.

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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)
