In low-level languages such as C, spatial and temporal safety errors (e.g. buffer overflows or dangling pointer dereferences) are hard to find and can cause security vulnerabilities. Modern high-level languages such as Java avoid these problems by running programs on a virtual machine that provides automated memory management.
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