Re: How to escape a string which will be added as a ?key=value parameter in a url?

[Emanuel Berg <embe8573@student.uu.se>]

Yuri Khan <yuri.v.khan@gmail.com> writes:

> Look, Emanuel, we all know string concatenation
> works when you absolutely know that your substituted
> values do not contain any funny characters.

I also know that it works because I use those
functions every day.

> See also a small excerpt from the biography of one
> boy named Robert: https://xkcd.com/327/

OK, now I've read it. Seekwell injection joke. ":D"

Now, how about returning the favor by reading this?
It might affect your programming and life in a more
intellectual-emotional-physical way - compared to
xkcd, that is.

@book{metabarons,
  title      = {The Metabarons: Path of the Warrior},
  author     = {Alexandro Jodorowsky; Juan Gimenez},
  publisher  = {Humanoids},
  year       = 2002,
  ISBN       = {193065247X}
}

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