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I have a class
class Sample
{
string strName;
};
If i create an object for the Sample using Sample *obj = new Sample() where does the string strName created? is it in stack or in heap?
Nowhere, because
Sample obj = new Sample()won’t compile.If you mean
Sample* obj = new Sample(), then it’s in dynamic storage (heap).When you call
delete obj, the string will be deleted automatically, even if it’s on the heap.