What is needed to write data-safe applications in C ++?

Question

Is it possible to create a coding standard or use a library that can be proved to eliminate any memory management errors in C ++?

I am thinking of something like Java, it is simply impossible, for example, to break pointers in Java applications.

Answer 1

Is it possible to create a coding standard or use a library that can be proved to eliminate any memory management errors in C ++?

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