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Working with files in C is deceptively simple. You call fopen(), read or write, then close it. Easy, right?…
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Working with files in C is deceptively simple. You call fopen(), read or write, then close it. Easy, right?…

When we first started writing code in C, we felt really confused and frustrated. Sometimes, a loop would never…

During our first few months working on a C project for tiny computers, our team ran into a problem…

Use smart pointers and RAII to keep memory safe in C++. They ensure resources are released exactly when you…

If someone has spent any time writing code in C or C++, they know how quickly a buffer overflow…

Use SEI CERT C standards to cut out coding flaws before they turn into security nightmares. We’ve found that…

Use the right standards. Check your bounds. Never trust what you read off the wire. Secure coding in C…

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