linked-list based memory allocation
Linked-list based memory allocation refers to a data structure designed to efficiently manage and allocate memory blocks dynamically. It involves using a linked list to keep track of available and allocated blocks of memory, allowing for flexible allocation and deallocation of memory as needed.
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