CP CVDT Q45
- Option : D
- Explanation : Calling free on a dynamically allocated object releases its storage. The pointer variable passed to free is not automatically assigned NULL. After the object is freed, using a pointer that refers to the released storage is invalid. Programmers commonly assign NULL to a pointer after freeing its allocation to avoid accidentally using a dangling pointer.
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