Answer / Rahul Shastri

Both malloc() and calloc() are used to dynamically allocate memory in C. The main difference is that calloc() initializes the allocated memory with zeroes, while malloc() does not. Also, calloc() takes into account the number of elements being allocated, making it more convenient for arrays.

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