heap-based memory allocation
Heap-based memory allocation refers to the process of dynamically assigning and managing memory in a computer's heap, which is a region of memory reserved for dynamic memory allocation. This allows programs to request and release memory during runtime, enabling flexible and efficient memory utilization.
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