Re: Dynamic arrays

[dakline@vassar.edu]

>char *ptrArray = NULL;
>
>// for c++, use new to dynamically allocate at run-time a char array of 10
>elements
>ptrArray = new char[10];
>
>// for C, use malloc() to allocate at runtime a char array of 10 elements
>ptrArray = (char*) malloc(sizeof(char)*10);
>
>also remember to clean up the dynamically allocated memory using delete
>(c++), or free (c).

How would you do multi-dimensional arrays for C and C++?

Thanks guys,
SirFern


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