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When a programming language is said to be strongly-typed, Does this imply it's therefore type-safe?

Consider the following C++ code: char *myString = NULL; myString = "some string"; This does not generate an error or warning although "some string" is const. Now if I do: int i =0x; myString[0] = i &0xff; C++ doesn't seem to have a problem with that!

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Date Posted: 2018/03/22
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i thinck C++ is typed very safly but still not safe.

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