Khalid Abuhakmeh • 8/27/2024

Checked and Unchecked Arithmetic Operations in .NET

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This technical article explores checked and unchecked arithmetic operations in .NET. Using a Fibonacci sequence generator that overflows an integer at 48 iterations as an example, it explains the default unchecked behavior, the risks of silent overflow, and how to implement safeguards to keep applications safe from these issues.

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