STARTING OUT WITH C++ MPL
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Chapter 10, Problem 32RQE
Program Plan Intro
Shared pointers:
- A “shared_ptr” is a smart pointer which maintains shared ownership of an object using pointer.
- Shared pointers are used in managing the ownership of the dynamically allocated object.
- Shared pointers are used by more than one owner available for the objects that are allocated dynamically.
Example:
The following code illustrates the use and creation of shared pointer:
//creating a shared pointer of integer data type
shared_ptr<int> sDPtr1 (new int);
//creating an array of shared pointer
shared_ptr<int[]> sDPtr2 (new int[5]);
Explanation:
In the above code snippet, a smart pointer of integer data type is assigned directly.
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