Static Loading:
The concept of allocating memory and loading the executable code of the functionality to the RAM before the function is called (or) before the program is under execution is known as static loading. static loading increases the overhead on the system. Thus, static loading is always disadvantageous.
Any structured programming language program would be based on the concept of static loading. Thus c programs would be working based on the concept of static loading.
Dynamic Loading:
The concept of allocating memory and loading the executable code of a function to the RAM dynamically at the run-time as and when a function call is made i.e., when the program is under execution , is known as dynamic loading.
Any object oriented programming language would be working based on the concept of dynamic loading. Thus java, works based on the concept of dynamic loading only. Dynamic loading reduces the overhead on the system. Thus, always dynamic loading is advantageous.
The concept of allocating memory and loading the executable code of the functionality to the RAM before the function is called (or) before the program is under execution is known as static loading. static loading increases the overhead on the system. Thus, static loading is always disadvantageous.
Any structured programming language program would be based on the concept of static loading. Thus c programs would be working based on the concept of static loading.
Dynamic Loading:
The concept of allocating memory and loading the executable code of a function to the RAM dynamically at the run-time as and when a function call is made i.e., when the program is under execution , is known as dynamic loading.
Any object oriented programming language would be working based on the concept of dynamic loading. Thus java, works based on the concept of dynamic loading only. Dynamic loading reduces the overhead on the system. Thus, always dynamic loading is advantageous.
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