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Stack overflow is like pouring water into a glass without checking if it will overflow. If you add more water than the glass can hold, it spills over, causing a mess. Similarly, in programming, if too much data is written to a limited memory space (the stack), it overflows and can lead to crashes or security vulnerabilities.
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