safe string functions
Safe string functions refer to programming functions that handle and manipulate strings in a way that minimizes the risk of common security vulnerabilities, such as buffer overflows and injection attacks. These functions ensure that the memory allocated for strings is not exceeded and effectively validate or sanitize user input to prevent potential threats.
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