Lets say I do something like this
int *array;
array = new int[10];
How is memory set up for this array?
What type is array[0]? (a pointer? an int?)
Lets say I do something like this int *array; array = new int[10]; How
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Lets say I do something like this
int *array;
array = new int[10];
How is memory set up for this array?
What type is array[0]? (a pointer? an int?)
This code first allocates room for a pointer called array. This memory is allocated on the stack.
Next, it allocates a block of memory from the heap to hold 10 integers and assigns the address to
array.array[0]will refer to the first integer in the block of 10. The subscript makes it a value instead of a pointer.And for God’s sakes, start accepting some answers that people are giving you!