See what a program looks like when it is running. When a function is called, a Stack Frame of the function is created. Different types of variables (static, global, automatic, pointers) are allocated memory at different times in different areas in different ways. It will also help you in understanding how much time/space the code is using and why it is taking the time that it is taking. Language used in this course is Hindi & English mixed, the way a teacher teaches in the class in North India.
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| Last updated at | Fri Feb 2026 | ||
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| Short description | See what a program looks like when it is running. When a function is called, a Stack Frame of the function is created. Different types of variables (static, global, automatic, pointers) are allocated memory at different times in different areas in different ways. It will also help you in understanding how much time/space the code is using and why it is taking the time that it is taking. Language used in this course is Hindi & English mixed, the way a teacher teaches in the class in North India. | ||
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