Releasing the Dynamically Allocated Memory using free()

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Data Structures: Releasing the Dynamically Allocated Memory using free() Function.
Topics discussed:
1) What is the free() function?
2) Use of free() function in releasing the dynamically allocated memory.
3) Programming example demonstrating the use of the free() function.

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biplabpaneru

@Neso Academy in this video ptr pointer is local to input function then why segmentation is not fault when u returned it in main, as you said it in dangling pointer presentation

vineethbabu

Sir, I have a doubt regarding this.
Earlier, u had explained in dangling pointers that a variable declared (num) in the user declared function is local to the function and it exists as long as the function is executed and after that pointer becomes dangling and on dereferencing it gives segmentation error
Does not the same apply to the local pointer ptr declared in input function???
How is it not showing error?

madhavirathi

Can u show the memory is free or not ? After using free cause mine is not working

godlhighlights

Hello Sir
I have one Question
Free function doesn't accept Size of Memory in Bytes as "argument" infact it accepts a Pointer name as an argument....Then how does it know exact amount of memory which has to be de-allocated??

abhishekm

Can you please tell how free() function knows how many bytes of memory allocated

vinaychandra

Minimum to mimimum hom many lectures are on data structures and when they complete, please reply

malleshyadav

question is even after doing free(). it do print it's data. if we donot do null.

mrkunalgoswami

can you please give optional c++ codes with c codes for these videos

vaishnavipandit

I am just confused a little bit, I am wonder that 4*sizeof (int)
=16
Since sizeof int is 4
Correct me please if I am wrong

JohnpaulPracullos

How long will it take to cover the complete data structures

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