Contiguous memory allocation means the allocation is unbroken, that is, it is not a series of random items connected in a way such as you might find using a linked list.
Arrays in C and C++ use contiguous memory allocation in order that pointer arithmetic can be used to acess the various elements.
I see, but as I said I think it's a general topic in all languages and applications of computers. That's why I said too see the general basic-low level information that are mentioned in that lecture notes. Anyway, good point ;). Sorry sicarie I'll be carefull next time ;)
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