Demonstrates the use of new and delete operators for dynamic allocation and deallocation of memory of C++.

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 Demonstrates the use of new and delete operators for dynamic allocation and deallocation of memory of C++.

  use of new and delete operators

 #include<iostream>

using namespace std;

int main(){

int *arr;

int size;

cout<<"Enter the size of  integer array :";

cin>>size;

cout<<"Creating an array of size "<<size"<< . .";

arr=new int[size];

cout<<"\n Dynamic allocation of memory for array is successful.";

delete  arr;

return 0;

}

output --

Enter the size of  integer array: 9

 Creating an array of size: 9..

Dynamic allocation of memory for array is successful

 





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