Programming in C++, 2nd Edition

586 C++ and Memory Models

student *t;

t=new student (“Amit”,15);

s->display();

t->display();

delete s;

delete t;

}

OUTPUT

santosh 24

Amit 15

In destructor

In destructor

Explanation: In the above program, the class student has two data members of character and

integer type. The class also has zero-argument, two-argument constructors, and member function

display(). The constructor initializes the object, and the display() function displays data

on the screen.

In function main(), s and t are pointers to class student and using the new operator,

memory is allocated and constructors are executed. The objects are initialized, and contents are

displayed ...