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Article #53Re: newbie question
From: Colin B Maharaj
Date: Tue, 28 Sep 2004 00:38
Date: Tue, 28 Sep 2004 00:38
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Before I can answer this, you must know where you are getting memory from to create your array or any data structure. Basically there are two parts of memory you can use 1. The Stack 2. The Heap If you are using the Stack an array like a character array will look like this.... char s[80]; If you are using the heap, then you will use a pointer instead . The code will look like this.... char *s = new char [80]; or char *s; s = new char [80]; WARNING WARNING WARNING...... Whenever you use memory from the heap you must manually give it back to the operating system like this..... delete s; If not you get a memory leak and could mess up windows. remember for every new you must have a corresponding delete. cheers! Ricardo Cescon wrote: > Hello Iļæ½m new in the world of C/C++, > > my question is how to handle a Array like VB or other higher language with C/C++. > > I will be thankfull for a sample!!!! > > best regards > > Ricardo Cescon > Software Developer > > > transact > Elektronische Zahlungssysteme GmbH > A Euronet Worldwide Company >
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