WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN malloc() and calloc() in c
file management?
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Answer Posted / venkateswarlupanidapu
malloc occupies byte of space in memory location and holds
only one argument of data bytes.
calloc occupies and holds 2 bytes of memory in address
location with arguments databytes,number of data bytes.
calloc occupies in structure of blocks and malloc allocates
in struncture of databytes.
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