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Sorry, your browser doesn’t support HTML5 videos. Download it. Dynamic memory allocation methods give programmer management of memory when to allocate, how much to allocate and when to de-allocate. Normal native variable outlined in a perform is saved within the stack memory. The constraints of such allocations are, dimension needs to identified at compile time, we cannot change the dimensions or delete the memory. The following pictures show points with the conventional stack based allocation for an integer array. If we restrict the array dimension, then we may not be capable to store extra parts later. If we allocate extra area for array, then this causes memory wastage. Think about this drawback you probably have an array of massive objects like college students in a school. You allocate memory at runtime, giving you the ability to handle knowledge of various sizes. Dynamic resources are…► ვრცლად ◄