In C language, memory is allocated at runtime using the memory management functions (calloc, malloc … etc.). The memory management functions are guaranteed that if the memory is allocated, it would be suitably aligned to any object which has the fundamental alignment. The fundamental alignment is less than or equal to the largest alignment that’s
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At the beginning of the career, many developers fear to use dynamic memory allocation. In this article, I will explain 10 interview questions on dynamic memory allocation C. If you are looking for interview questions on dynamic memory allocation C or tricky interview questions on memory allocation in c, then you are at the right
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The allocation of dynamic memory is very simple, we need to call a library function (malloc, calloc, etc.) to allocate the memory at runtime (from the heap), after using the allocated memory it again called a different function (free, realloc) to release the allocated memory. The allocation of memory at the runtime is great features
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In this article, I shall not discuss the all the storage duration, only discuss the dynamic memory allocation and the library function that is used to allocate memory at runtime. There are also some advantage and disadvantage of dynamic memory allocation, so I shall also try to focus on this points. According to C standard,
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The const volatile are fascinating keywords that make many people confuse. The volatile keyword is a type qualifier that prevents the objects from the compiler optimization. According to C standard, an object that has volatile-qualified type may be modified in ways unknown to the implementation or have other unknown side effects. You can also say
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In this tutorial, you will learn about the dangling pointer, void pointer, NULL, and wild pointer in C. I have already written a brief article on these topics. The main aim of this blog post to give you a quick introduction to these important concepts. Also, I will describe different states of the pointer with
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Generally, I saw many people asked the question that what is the difference between memcpy and memmove (memmove vs memcpy)?. So to solve the question I am writing an article on it but before going to compare them, I want to explain the implementation and working of memcpy and memmove. What is memcpy in C? The
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In this article, we will learn what is void pointer in C and how we can use void pointer in our C code. If you are new in c programming, you should read this article “C pointer concept“. In the C language pointer is used to store the address of any variable or function but
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When talking about the operators in C language, we found that C language contains a lot of operators to perform different tasks. Generally, every programmer is familiar with the functionality of pre and post-increment and decrement operators but I am here to discuss some of the important points and the problem to create clear visibility
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Many times I have found that people make mistakes when they are using signed and unsigned integers. Sometimes the basic mistake can create hidden issues and waist you’re a lot of time searching for the bugs. I know, everybody is aware of the signed and unsigned integer but still, they are making mistakes that’s why
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