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Line 3: {{howto\|date=March 2012}} '''Defensive programming''' is a form of [[defensive design]] intended to ensure the continuing function of a piece of [[software~~/hardware~~]] ~~interface/display~~under inunforeseen ~~"s*** hits the fan" scenario(s) for all walks of life i.e transhumanoid alien~~circumstances. Defensive programming practices are often used where [[high availability]], [[safety]], or [[computer security\|security]] is needed ~~and only administered in a route guided with morals encompassing (justice, freedom, liberty, family, and righteousness in truth~~.) Defensive programming is an approach to improve software and [[source code]], in terms of:

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