Smart pointers are objects that look and feel like pointers, but are smarter. What does this mean?....
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phoenixguys4u
2007-03-18 01:41:51 UTC
A smart pointer keeps a refrence to an object that has been dynamically allocated and lets you make copies of the smart pointer in different parts of a program and automatically deallocate the object when the last reference to it disappears, preventing memory leaks without requiring you to keep track of memory manually.
undercoloteal
2007-03-18 00:10:01 UTC
A smart pointer keeps a refrence to an object that has been dynamically allocated and lets you make copies of the smart pointer in different parts of a program and automatically deallocate the object when the last reference to it disappears, preventing memory leaks without requiring you to keep track of memory manually.
swindall
2016-12-02 09:10:36 UTC
seen undemanding (VB) is a programming surroundings from Microsoft in which a programmer makes use of a graphical person interface to pick on and adjust preselected sections of code written in the straightforward programming language. C is a depending, procedural programming language that has been significantly used both for operating structures and applications and that has had a tremendous following in the tutorial community. C++ is an merchandise-oriented programming (OOP) language it truly is seen by ability of many because the finest language for turning out to be tremendous-scale applications. C++ is a superset of the c software language. C# (suggested "C-sharp") is a clean merchandise-oriented programming language from Microsoft, which aims to combine the computing potential of C++ with the programming ease of seen undemanding. C# is in accordance to C++ and includes good factors such as those of Java
ajaymangla
2007-03-18 00:23:43 UTC
i think people are giving explanation abt *this pointer.........n thats in c++ nt c where objects r created
★Greed★
2007-03-18 00:07:40 UTC
One that deallocates to prevent dangling...
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