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Description: Heap management is a fundamental process in memory management that handles the allocation and deallocation of memory blocks in the heap, a region of memory used for dynamic allocation. Unlike static or stack memory, where the size and duration of data are fixed, the heap allows programs to request memory at runtime, providing flexibility […]