[vasanth barathi]

when to allocate memory in heap by using "new".
what will be advantage of allocating memory in heap rather than stack.
if a clear explanation is provided then the memory leaks would be arrested while programming itself

[Dantheman]

vasanth barathi, on 24 Jun, 2009 - 05:28 AM, said:

when to allocate memory in heap by using "new".
what will be advantage of allocating memory in heap rather than stack.
if a clear explanation is provided then the memory leaks would be arrested while programming itself

We don't do homework here.

[computerfox]

Dantheman, on 24 Jun, 2009 - 07:38 AM, said:

vasanth barathi, on 24 Jun, 2009 - 05:28 AM, said:

when to allocate memory in heap by using "new".
what will be advantage of allocating memory in heap rather than stack.
if a clear explanation is provided then the memory leaks would be arrested while programming itself

We don't do homework here.

looks more like a question on an exam to tell you the honest truth, but yeah, we can't do the work for you. you have to show us some effort so in that case i would have to say

void yourAnswer(){
while(0==0){
cout<<"So what seems to be the problem..."<<endl;
cout<<"We here at DIC don't do your work for you..."<<endl;
cout<<"We only help with code presented..."<<endl;
cout<<"Please edit your post with your code and specific question..."<<endl;
cout<<"Thank you..."<<endl;
}
}

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[NickDMax]

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