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@section{Unsafe: Beware}
Racket provides a number of unsafe operations that behave
the same as other, safe operations when given valid inputs,
but eschewing checking for performance reasons and thus behave
unpredictably on invalid inputs.
like their related, safe variants but only when given valid inputs.
They differ in that they eschew checking for performance reasons
and thus behave unpredictably on invalid inputs.
As one example, consider @racket[fx+] and @racket[unsafe-fx+].
If you supply a non-@racket[fixnum?] to @racket[fx+], it raises
an error. If you supply a non-@racket[fixnum?] to @racket[unsafe-fx+],
it does not raise an error; instead it either returns a strange result
When @racket[fx+] is applied to a non-@racket[fixnum?], it raises
an error. In contrast, when @racket[unsafe-fx+] is applied to a non-@racket[fixnum?],
it does not raise an error. Instead it either returns a strange result
that may violate invariants of the run-time system and may cause
later operations (such as printing out the value) to crash Racket itself.