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If your CSV is defined to contain straight, unparsed user input it's wrong no matter the context. If it's defined to contain numbers then if at some point betw
by jcelerier 2y ago
If your CSV is defined to contain straight, unparsed user input it's wrong no matter the context.
If it's defined to contain numbers then if at some point between [user input] and [csv output] you don't have a pass where the value is parsed, validated and converted to one of your programming language's actual number data types before being passed to your CSV writer, then your code is wrong.