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Linux CommandsSystem information

Check memory usage

Show memory and swap totals in human-readable units. The available column estimates memory usable by new applications.

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Arduino / CText & bounded buffers

Keep a serial message in flash memory

Arduino / C: The F macro keeps a literal out of scarce SRAM.

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Arduino / CGetting Started

Keep fixed text in flash memory

Arduino / C: Keep fixed text in flash memory on an Uno with the Serial Monitor set to 9600 baud.

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PythonStructured data & serialization

Parse quoted CSV from an in-memory string

Python: Use StringIO with csv.reader so quoted commas are handled correctly.

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JavaText validation & formatting

Process the lines of an in-memory string

Java: Use String.lines to handle common line terminators without retaining them.

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RustTesting & reusable patterns

Read bytes through an in-memory cursor

Read bytes through an in-memory cursor in a complete Rust program using the standard library.

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GoFiles & paths

Read from an in-memory filesystem

Read from an in-memory filesystem using a complete Go program with explicit sample inputs.

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Docker / ComposeStorage & isolation

Set and inspect a memory limit

Apply a per-container limit when creating a container.

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CDynamic memory & ownership

Allocate an independent copy of a C string

C: Include one extra byte for the terminating null character.

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CDynamic memory & ownership

Allocate and free a typed array

C: Use sizeof on the pointed-to type and check allocation success before writing.

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CDynamic memory & ownership

Allocate and initialize a structure

C: Use a compound literal assignment to initialize all ordinary structure fields.

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CDynamic memory & ownership

Check an array allocation size before multiplying

C: Compare the requested element count against SIZE_MAX divided by element size.

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