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  • Whats In Name
    Whats In Name

    @whats-in-name-KdgM7o • May 17, 2013

    A pointer points to some specific location in memory.
    Eg : 'a' is a pointer pointing to a memory address 4000 which is containing some data.
    After we delete the data which was at address 4000,it actually means address 4000 in memory is now a part of free memory pool which can be used for reallocation of some data.But a is still pointing to address 4000.In this case 'a' is a dangling pointer.

    To avoid the problem of dangling pointer after freeing memory address,we should point it to NULL.

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  • VIJAY CHAUHAN
    VIJAY CHAUHAN

    @vijay-chauhan-mlnYq1 • May 18, 2013

    Thanx friend 😀

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