the difference between new[] & new?
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whats the difference between usig the new[] operator and the new operator???
~prevail by daring to fail~
with the ''new'' operator, you allocate memory and get a pointer to it:
int* i = new int;
now, if you want to allocate an array of 100 int''s:
int* iv = new int [100];
(the size you allocate must be a constant/const variable)
..and make sure that you delete the second one like this:
delete [] iv; //delete the whole block
int* i = new int;
now, if you want to allocate an array of 100 int''s:
int* iv = new int [100];
(the size you allocate must be a constant/const variable)
..and make sure that you delete the second one like this:
delete [] iv; //delete the whole block
new is for single items. For example:
new[] is for arrays. For example:
// Gives you a pointer to 1 intint* abc = new int; new[] is for arrays. For example:
// Gives you a pointer to 10 intsint* abc = new int[10]; This topic is closed to new replies.
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