Arrays Discussion
There is the need to mention the capacity or size of an array prior to initializing it. This is where array boundaries come into play. The boundaries serve to ensure that the array components are stored in an undefined memory location. Importantly, array boundaries ensure that all array references in a program are within their asserted ranges and sizes.
C’s do not have array boundaries, and this can result in unreliable programs since C programs, typically inadvertently, can refer to improper parts of computer memory. Array overflow presents several dangers. For instance, if a user enters a 1st argument which is very big, the sprintf() function could write past the end of the memory allotted for array. Other dangers include system crash, core dump or worst of all, security vulnerability.
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a developmental disorder that represents a wide range of conditions that impacts on a person’s behavior, affecting how they communicate and interact with other people. This complex neurodevelopmental condition affects approximately 1 in 36 children, according to recent estimates from the CDC. The term “spectrum” is used because patients often […]
