Where do the addresses of local and dynamic located? Here i and j are inside a function, statements are int i = 10; int j = (int)malloc(sizeof int);

If the variable �i� has been declared in global, then the address of 'i' will be in the data section. If it is a local or auto variable, then the address will be in stack.

Next, 'j' is a local variable. Thus the address will always be in stack. However the value of j, i.e. the pointer, should point to a location in heap. It is the address returned by new/malloc().

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Where do the addresses of local and dynamic located? Here i and j are inside a function, statements are int i = 10; int *j = (int*)malloc(sizeof int);

Where do the addresses of local and dynamic located? Here i and j are inside a function, statements are int i = 10; int j = (int)malloc(sizeof int);