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When people complain about the security of C, it's usually the buffer overflows. But this switch/case/break statement behavior exists in lots of languages. I a
by danielweber 14y ago
When people complain about the security of C, it's usually the buffer overflows.
But this switch/case/break statement behavior exists in lots of languages. I almost expect it. (It doesn't in Ruby and I usually have to stop and think about it when geeking out in that language.)