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1. Given the declarations
double *p, *q;
Consider each of the following code fragments independently. Describe the value of *p and *q after each fragment. If the code fragment results in an lost reference, a dangling pointer, and/or a memory leak, say so. Paste each code segment into a C++ program, enable the debugger and note the results.
a. p = new double; *p = 12.5; q = p; delete p; |
d. p = new double; q = new double; *p = 12.5; q = new double; *q = *p; |
b. p = new double; q = new double; *p = 12.5; *q = *p; |
e. p = new double; q = new double; *p = *p + *q; delete q; |
c. p = new double; q = new double; *p = 12.5; q = p; |
2. Write a program that asks the user to enter an integer. Then dynamically allocate an array of int's based on the users entry. Use a for loop to assign each element of the new array a different value. Use another for loop to output the elements of the array.
Turn in you program from part 2.(YourLastNameLab14)