Demystifying Array Injections

In the world of programming, arrays are fundamental data structures. They act like containers that store a fixed size collection of items, all of the same data type. Imagine an array of integers, like a shopping list where each item is a number. Technically, each item has a designated location in memory, identified by an index (a number starting from 0). This allows for efficient access using the index, similar to how you find a specific item on your grocery …

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