STATIC MEMORY ALLOCATION | DYNAMIC MEMORY ALLOCATION |
Memory is allocated before the execution of the program begins. | Memory is allocated during the execution of the program. |
Implemented using stacks and heaps. | Implemented using data segments. |
Pointer is needed to accessing variables. | No need of Dynamically allocated pointers. |
Faster execution than Dynamic. | Slower execution than static. |
More memory Space required. | Less Memory space required. |
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Difference Between Static Memory and Dynamic
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