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Think of it as a way to keep your program from going hay wire due to a human mistake. So the most basic example would be like Java that uses strict types and a garbage collector. Which helps avoid incorect types being allocated to memory space and garbage collection to help free up memory ect.
In short think of it as a way to keep the program from getting things like memory leaks or stack overflow issues. And its more handled by the language vs having to manually handle it your self.
This is not memory safety. Not a single compiler out there will stop a memory leak. Segmentation in the other hand is what Zig, Rust and many other are trying to avoid.
About Me:
š Iām currently focusing on backend web development. The server-side is where I thrive, designing and implementing APIs, managing databases.
Technically it is memory safety, while it does not stop it completely, it does allow you to identify it? And try to keep it from happening in the first place? But what you said is also more of the full spectrum of the actual issue.
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Think of it as a way to keep your program from going hay wire due to a human mistake. So the most basic example would be like Java that uses strict types and a garbage collector. Which helps avoid incorect types being allocated to memory space and garbage collection to help free up memory ect.
In short think of it as a way to keep the program from getting things like memory leaks or stack overflow issues. And its more handled by the language vs having to manually handle it your self.
This is not memory safety. Not a single compiler out there will stop a memory leak. Segmentation in the other hand is what Zig, Rust and many other are trying to avoid.
Technically it is memory safety, while it does not stop it completely, it does allow you to identify it? And try to keep it from happening in the first place? But what you said is also more of the full spectrum of the actual issue.