what do you mean by memory management operators
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Answer / rasool
Memory management in C++ is normally done using
keywords 'new' and 'delete'.
'new' takes the place of 'malloc' and 'delete' for 'free'.
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Answer / achal ubbott
by memory management it means allocating memory(space) to
objects. This is done by new and delete operators. These 2
operators are exception to the rules of operator
overloading.
e.g. char *p = new char[100]; // allocation
delete[] p; // dealloaction free the memory space
from heap section of memory.
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Answer / snigdhadeb
Memory management operators are "new" and "delete".
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Answer / jayaseelan
it is a storage device is caled memory.maintain memory is
memory management
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