What is the difference between 'malloc' and 'calloc' in C?
A. 'malloc' allocates uninitialized memory, 'calloc' allocates and initializes to zero
B. 'malloc' allocates and initializes to zero, 'calloc' allocates uninitialized memory
C. 'malloc' is used for arrays, 'calloc' is used for single elements
D. 'malloc' allocates memory from the stack, 'calloc' allocates from the heap
Answer: Option A
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In C, which header file should be included to use dynamic memory allocation functions?
A. stdlib.h
B. malloc.h
C. memory.h
D. alloc.h
What is the purpose of the 'malloc' function in C?
A. To allocate dynamic memory
B. To allocate static memory
C. To deallocate memory
D. To find memory leaks
Which function is used to allocate an array of elements in C?
A. calloc()
B. malloc()
C. alloc()
D. array()
What does the 'calloc' function in C do?
A. Allocates and initializes memory to zero
B. Allocates memory and leaves it uninitialized
C. Deallocates memory
D. Checks for memory leaks
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