What is the difference between char a[] = "string"; and
char *p = "string"; ?
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Answer Posted / ashwin kumar
just one word i can say that
a[] is static memory allocation ( we cant increase size of
array while execution of program )
*p is a dynamic memory allocation ( where we can use
according to our requirement while execution )
their may be a waste age of memory and also their may be
limitaion of elements in array.
memory will not be wasted and size depends up on our
require ment in pointes
i hope its may be one of the defferance
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to molugu.aswin@gmail.com
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