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Dynamic Memory Allocation Explained

This document discusses dynamic memory allocation in C/C++. It explains that dynamic memory allocation allows memory to be allocated at runtime using operators like new and delete. This is in contrast to static memory allocation where the size is fixed at compile time. The document also demonstrates how to create dynamically allocated arrays, including 1D and 2D arrays, and shows how to allocate memory for them using new and delete.

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Dynamic Memory Allocation Explained

This document discusses dynamic memory allocation in C/C++. It explains that dynamic memory allocation allows memory to be allocated at runtime using operators like new and delete. This is in contrast to static memory allocation where the size is fixed at compile time. The document also demonstrates how to create dynamically allocated arrays, including 1D and 2D arrays, and shows how to allocate memory for them using new and delete.

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