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array is an example of _______ type memory allocation

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Answered by KajalBarad
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Compile Time

Array is an example of _Compile type_ type memory allocation

  • Array with last element 'n' will always have Array size equal to 'n+1'

  • Array is Derived data type in C Programming language.

  • Size of an Array is known at Compile Time.

  • A pointer to a block of memory is considered same as an Array.

  • If you cross an Array as an argument to a function base address of the Array actually gets passed.

  • Data, heap and stack are the three segments where Array can be allocated memory to store their element, same as other variables .

  • Dynamic Array are the Array which needs the memory location to be allocated on run time.

So, The Correct Answer is Compile time.

Answered by Suryanshrajs
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Answer:Compile Time

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