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Dynamic Memory Allocation

The code allocates dynamic memory using malloc to store integers entered by the user. It prompts the user for the number of terms, allocates memory for an integer array of that size, collects user input into the array, prints the stored numbers and their sum, and frees the allocated memory.

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Dynamic Memory Allocation

The code allocates dynamic memory using malloc to store integers entered by the user. It prompts the user for the number of terms, allocates memory for an integer array of that size, collects user input into the array, prints the stored numbers and their sum, and frees the allocated memory.

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Kishore Partha
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KISHORE PARTHASARATHY

Dynamic Memory Allocation Using Malloc Function


Code: #include<stdio.h> #include<stdlib.h> main() { int *p,i,k,sum=0; printf("\nenter the number of terms"); scanf("%d",&k); p=(int*)malloc(k*sizeof(int)); for(i=0;i<k;i++) { printf("\nenter the number %d . ",i+1); scanf("%d",p+i); } printf("\nthe numbers are :"); for(i=0;i<k;i++) { printf("\n %d. %d",(i+1),*(p+i)); sum+=*(p+i); } printf("\nthe sum= %d",sum); free(p); } Output: enter the number of terms5 enter the number 1 . 45 enter the number 2 . 78 enter the number 3 . 96 enter the number 4 . 12 enter the number 5 . 23 the numbers are : 1. 45 2. 78 3. 96 4. 12 5. 23 the sum= 254

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