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8: An arena is the area of memory that is available for a program to
9: allocate dynamically at run time. It is divided into allocated
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13: Portions of the arena can be allocated using the functions
14: malloc, calloc, or realloc; returned to the free memory pool with
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16: To check whether the arena has been corrupted or not, use the
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