Is atoi safe?
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Answer / Shailendra Kumar Verma
atoi() (or atoll()) is a library function in C and C++ for converting strings to integers. It's not considered safe because it doesn't perform range checks or handle leading whitespace, sign inconsistencies, invalid characters, or overflow situations.
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