Defensive code anticipates potential errors and unexpected inputs, proactively validating data and handling failures gracefully. Developers use it to prevent crashes and security vulnerabilities, often through assertions and exception handling. Both software engineers and end-users benefit from this practice, as it ensures more robust, reliable applications that maintain functionality even under adverse conditions.
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