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<p>the free store for re-use. In manual memory allocation, this is also specified manually by the programmer; via functions such as <code>free()</code> in C, or the <code>delete</code> operator in C++ - this contrasts with automatic destruction of objects held in <a href="page.php?w=automatic_variable">automatic variable</a>s, notably (non-static) <a href="page.php?w=local_variable">local variable</a>s of functions, which are destroyed at the end of their scope in C and C++.</p>

<p><big>Manual memory management techniques</big></p>
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