Another option is to allocate an array of some size to start with and fill it in. Keep track of how close you are to filling up the array you've allocated and when it is full, use realloc() to add...
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Another option is to allocate an array of some size to start with and fill it in. Keep track of how close you are to filling up the array you've allocated and when it is full, use realloc() to add...
The GNU C Library - Memory Allocation. Either ask how many entries the user is going to enter as a first step and then allocate an array that large, or use a linked list or binary tree or something...