secure coding in specific programming languages (e.g., java, c++, python)
Secure coding in specific programming languages refers to the practice of writing code that mitigates risks and vulnerabilities to ensure the safety and security of an application or system. It involves following language-specific guidelines, best practices, and security features to minimize the chances of exploitation or unauthorized access. Whether it's Java, C++, or Python, secure coding aims to produce robust and resilient software that protects against common security threats.
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