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Discussion Forum : Structures, Unions, Enums - General Questions (Q.No. 1)

Structures, Unions, Enums

How will you free the allocated memory ?

remove(var-name);

free(var-name);

delete(var-name);

dalloc(var-name);

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Prajwal Jain said: 1 decade ago

The free() uses C as built in function so. It will free (release) the allocated memory.

Mohamed Mosad said: 8 years ago

To be more specific we shall say,

free(pointer_to_dynamically_allocated_area).

M.suman said: 1 decade ago

I have one doubt.

If delete the variable means that memory also free ?

Kayalvizhi Selvaraj said: 1 decade ago

Here free() means releasing the memory, also dalloc() does. isn't it?

Raji said: 1 decade ago

What is the difference between free(var-name) & dalloc(var-name)?

Jiten said: 1 decade ago

Yes, free() is a function which is used to deallocate the memory.

Chinnu said: 1 decade ago

free is the function it is use to allocated or removal of memory.

Harika said: 1 decade ago

What is the functionality of remove(var_name), dalloc(var_name)?

Sindhuja said: 1 decade ago

malloc, calloc, dalloc means? How does they differ each other?

Sourav said: 4 years ago

I have one doubt, why not dalloc (var-name)? Please explain.

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