Robustness
A program is said to be robust if it can function without errors like stack overflow and out of memory errors. Avoiding pointer manipulation instructions, frequently freeing the memory if not needed later and using exceptions, make a code robust.
A program is said to be robust if it can function without errors like stack overflow and out of memory errors. Avoiding pointer manipulation instructions, frequently freeing the memory if not needed later and using exceptions, make a code robust.
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