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With every use of memory allocation function should be used to release allocated memory which is no longer needed ?

a) dropmem()
b) dealloc()
c) release()
d) free()

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Last Update: March 11, 2007

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March 18, 2005 05:14:57

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sampathgoud

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dealloc() will be used for every allocation of memory

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April 27, 2006 01:53:23

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yogesh

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d

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June 02, 2006 14:13:38

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maddy

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free()

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June 15, 2006 03:19:12

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Shaikh wasim

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ans is (D) free function can release the unused memory from heap.

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November 28, 2006 05:40:43

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pankaj tiwari

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free function is used to deallocate the allocated memory.

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December 01, 2006 02:10:58

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Amareswar

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d

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March 11, 2007 14:29:17

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Saumya Aggarwal

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The answer is (d) because in C we use free() function while in C++ delete is used.

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