Passing a pointer across functions does not create any problem and doesn't
cause memory leak. but passing an array ,for eg
int *fun()
{
int a[12];
return a;
}
this creates memory leak as the call stack no more holds the array. So, in
essence, though int *a and int a[] behave quite similarly on
No it will not cause a memory leak as its a string literal and it behaves
more like a read only entity.
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"hello" is a string literal and this is what the C standard says about
string literals:
>> The multibyte character sequence is then used to initialize an array of
>> static storage duration and length just
>> sufficient to contain the sequence.
So memory will remain reserved for "hello" for the e
