The method of using both is similar, and the size of the return is the same, but why is there a separate one? I can't tell the difference between the two.
calloc() initializes the buffer to 0 malloc() does not initialize memory.
calloc()
malloc()
It takes some time to initialize all the memory to zero We usually use malloc() a lot without any special reason.
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