memory allocation in c
Memory allocation in C refers to the process of setting aside memory space to store data dynamically during program execution. It involves reserving a specified amount of memory from the computer's memory pool to hold variables, arrays, structures, or other data types, allowing the program to work with variable data sizes and adapt to the program's needs.
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