Answer Posted / Ankit Tyagi

A static array has a fixed size that cannot be changed once declared, while a dynamic array can resize itself to accommodate more elements as needed. In a static array, all memory for storing elements must be allocated at once, which can lead to wasted space if the exact size is not known in advance. Dynamic arrays can automatically allocate and deallocate memory, but each resizing operation incurs additional overhead.

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