Which one of the following statements is false concerning the detection of buffer overflow? Choose an answer A Displaying the error message of exceeding the memory size B Ensuring whether the data is provided in the correct format C Include function that checks a large set of character data D Unimportant to check “NULL” characters being passed

Which one of the following statements is false concerning the detection of buffer overflow? Choose an answer A Displaying the error message of exceeding the memory size B Ensuring whether the data is provided in the correct format C Include function that checks a large set of character data D Unimportant to check “NULL” characters being passed

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