What reasons make direct access to data in RAM unacceptable during software development?

Direct access to RAM during software development is undesirable for several reasons:

• Security: Direct access can lead to data corruption if the program accidentally or intentionally modifies other memory areas.
• Management complexity: Manual memory management is complex and error-prone, leading to leaks, double frees, or use of uninitialized memory.
• Portability: Direct memory access depends on architecture and OS, reducing code portability.
• Lack of abstractions: Modern languages, including Go, provide safe abstractions for memory management, simplifying development and reducing errors.

In Go, for example, there is a garbage collector and strict typing, which help avoid many issues related to direct memory access.