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Memory leaks occur due to following reasons

1) char *aString = "Memory Leaks" , here the constant "Memory leaks" is declared in the heap memory and address is give to aString pointer and this memory is never released this is one of the potential memory leaks

2) The 2 dimention pointer strList is allocated memory on the heap but memory given to it is not realeased in the program

3) aString 1 dimension char pointer memory is never released this is one of the potential memory leaks

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