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Re: What is the difference between the memory management in C and C++? [message #51118 is a reply to message #34713] |
Tue, 29 January 2019 13:10 |
nisha.kale1122
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In C, you pretty much have to manage memory on your own. Garbage and dangling references are found in almost every reasonably sized C program.
It becomes hard to reason about ownership and lifetime with dynamic allocations for most programmers.
In idiomatic modern C++, memory management is never done by the application programmer. There are very few cases where you need to use new, delete, malloc() etc.
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