Can you declare an array without a size in c++?
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Answer / Naveen Kumar
"No, C++ does not allow declaring arrays without a specified size at compile time. However, C++ supports dynamic arrays that can be resized during runtime using vectors and other dynamic memory allocation methods."n
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