When should I use static memory allocation?

When should I use static memory allocation?

Static memory allocation is used when you know the size of the data at compile time and it doesn't change.

What are the advantages of static memory allocation?

Advantages include faster access, no fragmentation, and simpler memory management since the memory is allocated at compile time.

Are there any downsides to using static memory allocation?

Yes, downsides include limited flexibility and potential waste of memory if the allocated size is not fully utilized.

Can you give me an example of static memory allocation in C?

Sure! In C, you can declare an array like this: int arr[10]; which allocates memory for 10 integers statically.