What is the Maximum Size that an Array can hold?
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Answer / anand
An array is a derived data types, so normally array size depends upon the data type.
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Answer / sampath
hi friends !
your system free memory space is the maximum limit
assume this u can understand this
char array == string == char pointer
so pointer use all free space in ur system so if we allocate
dynamic array means our system free memory is the limit
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Answer / vikash anand
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Answer / chaitanya
the array is declared based on data type,then the array
size is also based on size of data type
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Answer / giri
I think array size is depend on size of Stack in which it
get store
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Answer / dinesh
The maximum array size can be as per the below formula
TOTAL_RAM-(HEAP_AREA+DATA_SECTION+BSS_SECTION+STACK_SIZE)
DATA and BSS section which are used.
HEAP & STACK which are allocated.
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