When writing queries in a programming language, why should we avoid creating a query by concatenating strings and instead use prepared statements or stored procedures in defense against SQL injection? a.concatenating strings helps prevent sql injection b.prepared statements or stored procedures help prevent the user/hacker from deliberately modifying the query by injecting sql instructions in the input values c.prepared statements prevent the query from taking as long to execute d.prepared statements enable the developer to just supply values without injecting sql

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Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

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Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

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When writing queries in a programming language, why should we avoid creating a query by concatenating strings and instead use prepared statements or stored procedures in defense against SQL injection?

	a.	concatenating strings helps prevent sql injection
	b.	prepared statements or stored procedures help prevent the user/hacker from deliberately modifying the query by injecting sql instructions in the input values
	c.	prepared statements prevent the query from taking as long to execute
	d.	prepared statements enable the developer to just supply values without injecting sql