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Line 5: Software programmers often assume that strings are canonical. This a fallacy. === Example: HTML ~~tag~~tags ~~recognition~~are not canonical === Fallacy: "<code><nowiki><script></nowiki></code>" can only be written as "<code><nowiki><script></nowiki></code>" This is not true. Many HTML processors will accept "<code><nowiki><</nowiki>'''SPACE'''<nowiki>script></nowiki></code>" or "<code><nowiki><</nowiki>'''NUL'''<nowiki>script></nowiki></code>"

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