A memory leak can be avoided by making sure that whatever memory has been dynamically allocated will be cleared after the use of the same. for example

int main()

{ char *myCharData[20];

for (int nLoop =0;nLoop < 20; ++nLoop) { myCharData[nLoop ] = new char[256];

strcpy(myCharData[nLoop],"SABITH");

.......

}

.........................

/*Some manipulations here using myCharData*/

/*Now here we have to clear the data. The place can vary according to ur program. This being a simple program,u can clear at the end*/

for(int nLoop =0;nLoop < 20; ++nLoop)
{

delete[] myCharData[nLoop ];

}

return 0;

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