If anyone reading this and feels uncertain on how this is done, DON'T do this: snprintf(dest, sizeof dest, source); // BAD code do not repeat that looks

If anyone reading this and feels uncertain on how this is done, DON'T do this: snprintf(dest, sizeof dest, source); // BAD code do not repeat that looks great at first sight, just another size-checked way of copying strings, but remember that the third argument to `snprintf()` [1] is of course a `printf()`-style formatting string. So if that `source` argument contains any percent symbols, there's gonna be a party in your computer and both Undefined and Behavior are going to show up. You don't want that. Instead, if you want to use `snprintf()` for this, remember to do: snprintf(dest, sizeof dest, "%s", source); [1]: https://linux.die.net/man/3/snprintf https://linux.die.net/man/3/snprintf