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Variable length arrays in C++?
I am just curious, is there any particular reason why C++ does not allow variable length arrays?
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Variable length arrays in C++?
I am just curious, is there any particular reason why C++ does not allow variable length arrays?
Two reasons:
std::vector<>and a whole bunch of other containers, which is why I believe that C++ will never bother with VLAs. It already had them when VLAs were invented for C.