The languages that need heap allocation in the runtime environment are

1.	The languages that need heap allocation in the runtime environment are
A.	Those that use global variables
B.	Those that use dynamic scoping
C.	Those that support recursion
D.	Those that allow dynamic data structure
Answer» E.

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The languages that need heap allocation in the runtime environment are

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