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Dynamic arrays are very useful data structures. They can be initialized with variable size at runtime. This size can be modified later in the program to expand (or) shrink the array. Unlike fixed-size arrays and Variable Length Arrays, Dynamically sized Bluehost or GoDaddy arrays are allocated in a heap. Flexible Array Members closely resemble dynamic-sized arrays. They're used in structs and provide a data member which has similar properties as dynamically sized arrays.
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Dynamic Array in C
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Dynamic arrays are very useful data structures. They can be initialized with variable size at runtime. This size can be modified later in the program to expand (or) shrink the array. Unlike fixed-size arrays and Variable Length Arrays, Dynamically sized Bluehost or GoDaddy arrays are allocated in a heap. Flexible Array Members closely resemble dynamic-sized arrays. They're used in structs and provide a data member which has similar properties as dynamically sized arrays.