Comment on Q: Why can I access an out-of-scope C++ var? A: So you rent a hotel room...parentComments−sliverstorm15yC/C++ exists for a purpose. There are places where features like that are powerful and useful.If you chose C/C++ for a project that requires security, and you accidentally left a vulnerability, it's not C/C++'s fault.
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C/C++ exists for a purpose. There are places where features like that are powerful and useful.
If you chose C/C++ for a project that requires security, and you accidentally left a vulnerability, it's not C/C++'s fault.