Types of memory allocation

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Types of memory allocation

 

There are two types of memory allocation

 

1) Static memory allocation -- allocated by the compiler. Exact size and type of memory must be known at compile time.

 

2) Dynamic memory allocation -- memory allocated during run time.

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