Learn and Master C Programming - Understanding Stack Memory

The video tutorial explains two types of memory: stack and heap. It begins with an overview of these memory types and their differences. The stack memory is described as automatic, static, fast, and limited in size, with examples of its usage in function calls and local variables. The tutorial highlights the limitations of stack memory, such as its fixed size and potential for stack overflow. It concludes with a brief introduction to heap memory, emphasizing its dynamic allocation capabilities.

How does stack memory prevent fragmentation?

What happens when a function exits in terms of stack memory?

Why might one choose to use heap memory instead of stack memory?