Whether you're a beginner C programmer, or more experienced, you have probably found one of these 5 common bugs:
“5 common C programming bugs (and how to avoid them)”
https://www.both.org/?p=5850
1. Using variables without initializing them
2. Going outside array boundaries
3. Overflowing a string
4. Using invalid file pointers
5. Freeing memory more than once
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