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Dynamic Memory in C++
The New and Delete Operators
The memory allocation in c++ refers to perform the memory allocation manually by the programmer. Dynamically allocated memory is placed in the memory heap and non static member functions. To allocate memory of any data type. The memory should be initialize memory, allocate block of memory.
int *p = new int;
Dynamic Memory Allocation for Arrays
Dynamic Memory Allocation for Objects
The memory need to be allocated for an array of characters. Both the object and arrays are defined in the same example.
char* val = Null;
val = new char [40];
Example
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