> - if (num > 0)
> + if ((str) && (str[0]))
> {
> free(str[0]);
> free(str);
you could do just if (str) { free(str[0]); free(str); }
free(str[0]) if str[0] is NULL is okay.
I'm not sure if it would return str in that case, if it did it would
leak with your check.
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