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  The function malloc() allocates the requested number of bytes in

  the main memory, and returns the address of the allocated memory!

       The malloc() syntax is:

                 char *malloc(size); unsigned size; 

  The above declaration says that the function returns

  a pointer to a character string of size bytes.

  malloc ( unsigned(15)); may allocate the area:

                    37256            37270

  And return 37256 as the address of the allocated memory space!

  If you wished to allocate the space for a variable of type other 

  than char, then you would employ the C cast, i.e., prepend

  the malloc() expression with the type you want!

  For example, if you wished to allocate space for a variable 

  of type bank_rec from the previous example, and return 

  the address to that area, then the expression would become:

              (bank_rec *) malloc( sizeof(bank_rec)); 

          Please note that the function sizeof()

          returns the size of the object in bytes!