Content preview from Object Oriented Programming with C++, Second EditionEXERCISES
- Explain the rules regarding comparison of pointers.
- Explain the syntax and use of ‘*’ and ‘&’ operators.
- Write a short note on new and delete operators.
- What do you understand by the term “static memory allocation”?
- What is dynamic memory allocation?
- What is runtime memory management? What support is provided by C++ for this and how does it differ from C's memory management?
- Discuss advantages and disadvantages of pointers.
- Under what circumstances, the use of pointer increases the speed of execution of a program?
- Write a program to find the maximum memory available for dynamic allocation. (Hint: use function new to create objects of 1K size, until the function fails.)
- Write a program to test whether your computer really de-allocates ...
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