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There are mainly two types of injection attacks, but both use the same vector of penetration: unvalidated user input.

A “quine” (or “selfrep”) is a computer program which prints its own listing. This may sound either impossible, or trivial, or completely uninteresting, depending on your temper and your knowledge of computer science

Here are the top ten things I either did, or wish I had done, before I started my first business.

* Take advantage of STL containers
* Consider using references instead of pointers
* Consider two-phase construction
* Limit exception handling
* Avoid Runtime Type Identification
* Prefer stdio to iostream
* Evaluate alternative libraries

* Pass class parameters by reference
* Postpone variable declaration as long as possible
* Prefer initialization over assignment
* Use constructor initialization lists
* Prefer operator= over operator alone
* Use prefix operators
* Use explicit constructors

* Inline functions
* Avoid temporary objects: the return value optimization
* Be aware of the cost of virtual functions
* Return objects via reference parameters
* Consider per-class allocation
* Consider STL container allocators
* The "empty member" optimization
* Template metaprogramming
* Copy on write

* C language settings
* C++ language settings
* The "ultimate" compiler settings
* Use the novtable option for abstract classes (Microsoft Visual C++)
* Indicate functions that don't throw exceptions
* Use the fastcall calling convention (Microsoft Visual C++)
* Warning: Unsafe optimizations

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