Tuesday, July 28, 2009

C++ question?

The __destructor???___ operator reclaims memory previously allocated by new





it says it is wrong.... what is it?

C++ question?
'delete' operator reclaims memory previously allocated by 'new'.





Destructor is a method of an object (not an operator) that is just invoked immediately before memory de-allocation. Destructor by itself does not reclaim memory allocated by 'new'.
Reply:The destructor function can reclaim resources previously allocated to an object.





If you're reclaiming memory you'll be using the delete or delete [] operators or perhaps free().
Reply:class ,delete

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