defensive programming
Defensive programming refers to a coding approach that anticipates and prevents potential errors, ensuring a program is more robust and resilient. It involves implementing techniques like error checking, input validation, and exception handling, aiming to minimize the impact of unexpected situations and improve the overall reliability and security of the software.
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