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		<title>By: arungoyal1992</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[&lt;b&gt;As i think&lt;/b&gt;

each time stmt in loop executes malloc allocates memory ..which can be any memory address, its not necessary it will be continuous.

it will give continuous memory if we define no of elements in its arguments like

malloc(sizeof(int)*4);]]></description>
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<p>each time stmt in loop executes malloc allocates memory ..which can be any memory address, its not necessary it will be continuous.</p>
<p>it will give continuous memory if we define no of elements in its arguments like</p>
<p>malloc(sizeof(int)*4);</p>
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