Memory management

[sris20013]

class string {
  public:
    string( char const* t ) : s(t) {}
   ~string() { delete s; }
    char const* c_str() const { return s; }
  private:
    char const* s;
  };

there is a problem in the above code
can anyone help

[mike_2000_17]

Read this tutorial and you'll understand what the problem is with that code.

[NathanOliver]

char const* should be const char*. May I ask why do you want to hold a constant string?

[richieking]

maybe he needs a const char* just to print it out. what else ?.... can we both agree that he should get back to basic oop and data types classroom again. just my opinion.

[Jamblaster]

Just an observation...you do realize that a very useful and well defined string class already exists and you can include it in your program with #include <string> (if you want to use a string class...).