Dynamic Memory

Dynamic memory refers to the process where a computer allocates and manages memory space during a program’s execution, rather than having a fixed amount predefined. This allows programs to request extra memory when needed for tasks like storing data or creating objects. It offers flexibility, enabling efficient use of resources and handling varying data sizes. Developers use specific commands to allocate, use, and release this memory, ensuring the system maintains optimal performance and avoids waste or shortages. Essentially, dynamic memory helps programs adapt their resource use on-the-fly, much like renting a workspace only when necessary.