If in a problem I am exceeding the space limit, can I use dynamic memory allocation to solve that problem?
Dynamic Memory Allocation
Hello @tanyaa.sood,
Not always.
But it might help in some cases as Dynamic memory allocation is a way for running programs to request memory from the operating system when needed. This memory does not come from the program’s limited stack memory – instead, it is allocated from a much larger pool of memory managed by the operating system called the heap . On modern machines, the heap can be gigabytes in size.
Hope, this would help.
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