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Which one of the following best describes “Type-Safeâ€< ...
Which one of the following best describes “Type-Safeâ€< ...
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Which one of the following best describes “Type-Safeâ€
* It ensures that the data type are safely handled
* It ensures that types are not mismatched when they are called so uses a typecasting before referencing any data object
* It ensures that an object only references memory locations that it’s allowed to, preventing data corruption and the accidental misuse of object types
* All of the above
All of the above
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