When I use char pointer to a string as:
char *a = "Hello";
will the C run-time library create a memory spape for that string? If it does, where is the string "Hello" allocated, in the heap or in the stack?
When I use char pointer to a string as:
char *a = "Hello";
will the C run-time library create a memory spape for that string? If it does, where is the string "Hello" allocated, in the heap or in the stack?