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What is Dynamic Memory Management in C++ about?

Pointer variables can be used to dynamically allocate memory during program execution. The new operator allocates memory and returns a pointer to it. The delete operator deallocates dynamically allocated memory. If a pointer no longer points to allocated memory, it becomes a "dangling pointer" which can cause issues if used. It is good practice to set pointers to NULL after deleting memory to avoid dangling pointers. Dynamic arrays can also be created using pointers and new to allow for arrays of variable s

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Malik Farrukh Rabah

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