Dynamic Memory Allocation in C++ with Memory Diagrams

Dynamic Memory Allocation in C++ with Memory Diagrams
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Explore the concept of dynamic memory allocation in C++ through detailed memory diagrams and code examples. Learn about heap, stack, pointers, object creation, memory management, and potential pitfalls like dangling pointers. Dive into the fundamentals of memory handling in programming.

  • C++
  • Memory Allocation
  • Memory Diagrams
  • Pointers
  • Dynamic Memory

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  1. How Dynamic Memory Works with Memory Diagram CSCE 121

  2. output heap identifier stack

  3. output int main() { int i = 14; int* k = &i; k = new int(3); delete k; Date* w = new Date(7, 7, 2015); delete w; w k 14 i w = nullptr; } heap identifier stack

  4. output int main() { int i = 14; int* k = &i; k = new int(3); delete k; Date* w = new Date(7, 7, 2015); delete w; w k 14 i w = nullptr; } heap identifier stack

  5. output int main() { int i = 14; int* k = &i; k = new int(3); delete k; Date* w = new Date(7, 7, 2015); delete w; w 3 k 14 i w = nullptr; } heap identifier stack

  6. output int main() { int i = 14; int* k = &i; k = new int(3); delete k; Date* w = new Date(7, 7, 2015); delete w; w 3 k 14 i w = nullptr; } heap identifier stack

  7. class Date { public: }; int month; int day; int year; // constructors Date(); Date(int month, int day, int year); // accessors and mutators int getMonth(); void setMonth(int month); int getDay(); void setDay(int Day); int getYear(); void setYear(int year); // methods void printDate();

  8. output int main() { int i = 14; int* k = &i; month 7 day 7 k = new int(3); 2015 year delete k; Date* w = new Date(7, 7, 2015); delete w; w 3 k 14 i w = nullptr; } heap identifier stack

  9. output int main() { int i = 14; int* k = &i; month 7 day 7 k = new int(3); 2015 year delete k; Date* w = new Date(7, 7, 2015); delete w; w 3 k 14 i w = nullptr; } heap identifier stack

  10. output int main() { int i = 14; int* k = &i; month 7 day 7 k = new int(3); 2015 year delete k; Date* w = new Date(7, 7, 2015); delete w; w 3 Dangling Pointer k 14 i w = nullptr; } heap identifier stack

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