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What does defensive design refer to in programming?

Strategies to handle unexpected inputs

What is a robust program?

One that functions correctly even with errors

What does input sanitisation do?

Removes harmful characters from data

What is the purpose of input validation?

Ensures data meets expected criteria

What is a valid range for age validation according to the example given?

Integer between 0 and 120

How can buffer overflow be prevented?

Limiting the length of text inputs

How can SQL injection attacks be prevented?

Sanitising user inputs in forms

What is planning for contingencies in defensive design?

Handling unexpected events like errors

What does authentication ensure?

Users are who they claim to be

What does two-step authentication provide?

An extra layer of security

What does limiting login attempts prevent?

Brute-force attacks

What are edge cases in input handling?

Boundary conditions like empty lists

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