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Potential fix for https://github.com/AndresMaqueo/codeql-coding-standards/security/code-scanning/101

To fix this error, update the call to std::snprintf(a2, 11, ...) so the size argument matches the allocated size of a2, which is 10. This change ensures that snprintf will not write past the end of the buffer, preventing a potential buffer overflow. No imports or additional definitions are necessary; simply change the argument from 11 to 10 on line 45. All other uses of a2 remain unchanged.


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This autofix addresses a potential buffer overflow vulnerability caused by calling std::snprintf with a size argument larger than the destination buffer capacity. 
The fix adjusts the size argument from 11 to 10, matching the actual allocated size of the 'a2' array. 
This ensures that snprintf does not write beyond the end of the buffer, preventing possible memory corruption, segmentation faults, or undefined behavior. 
No functional logic or dependencies were changed. 
The update aligns the implementation with secure C++ coding standards and mitigates CWE-119 (Improper Restriction of Operations within the Bounds of a Memory Buffer) and CWE-131 (Incorrect Calculation of Buffer Size).

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