lets say I have a class named MyClass, and a variable named val, what does the following statement mean? i know its dynamic allocation, but what does the ** indicate?
MyClass **p1 = new MyClass*[val];
thanks for your help.
lets say I have a class named MyClass, and a variable named val, what does the following statement mean? i know its dynamic allocation, but what does the ** indicate?
MyClass **p1 = new MyClass*[val];
thanks for your help.
lets say I have a class named MyClass, and a variable named val, what does the following statement mean? i know its dynamic allocation, but what does the ** indicate?
MyClass **p1 = new MyClass*[val];thanks for your help.
* is a pointer. ** is a pointer to a pointer. So p1 is an array of pointers to variables of type MyClass.
thank you so much. the rest of the code makes sense now :D
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