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Now that I am used to programming in very memory constraint conditions, one question which I dont have an answer is : Which is more memory efficient;- for(;;) or while() ? Or are they interchangeable equally? Also comment on efficiency matters if any!
There is no difference in memory use between the programming language construct
forandwhile. A given compiler might optimize one or the other better but you should not worry about this. With memory constraint conditions the most important thing is going to be your data structures and system design. A poor system design could require more memory.