run-time code verification
Run-time code verification refers to the process of checking the correctness and validity of code during its execution, ensuring that it adheres to predetermined rules and requirements. It involves dynamically analyzing and validating the code to detect and prevent errors or security vulnerabilities, enhancing its reliability and robustness.
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