WHY_APPS_DEVELOPED_IN_LANGUAGES_LIKE_C,_C++_IS_PRONE_TO_BUFFER-OVERFLO – McqOptions

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1.	WHY_APPS_DEVELOPED_IN_LANGUAGES_LIKE_C,_C++_IS_PRONE_TO_BUFFER-OVERFLOW??$
A.	No string boundary checks in predefined functions
B.	No storage check in the external memory
C.	No processing power check
D.	No database check
Answer» B. No storage check in the external memory

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