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what is memory allocated to arrays : compile time or run time​

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Answered by preetygirl97
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Memory allocated at compile-time means the compiler resolves at compile-time where certain things will be allocated inside the process memory map. For example, consider a global array: ... The program assumes that it has its own entire memory space (From 0x00000000 to 0xFFFFFFFF for example).

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