> How do other languages solve this problem? Reading or writing past the allocated parts of a buffer is treated as a runtime error, wheras in C/C++ you just en

> How do other languages solve this problem? Reading or writing past the allocated parts of a buffer is treated as a runtime error, wheras in C/C++ you just end up with corrupted memory. > Have you ever heard about smart pointers? Ahh, completely forgot about these. You're right, they're great.