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--- cplusplus:pointers_4_slides [2021/10/24 02:59] – [Example] mithat
+++ cplusplus:pointers_4_slides [2021/10/24 03:02] (current) – [Pointers 4 slides] mithat
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 Gaddis, Tony. "Pointers." In //Starting Out with C++: From Control Structures through Objects//. 8th ed. Boston: Pearson, 2015. 495-546.))\\
 Mithat Konar\\
-March 31, 2019
+October 23, 2021
 ===== Dynamic memory allocation =====
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 int main()
 {
-    double *sales = nullptr,	// To dynamically allocate an array
+    double *sales = nullptr,    // To dynamically allocate an array
-    total = 0.0,				// Accumulator
+    total = 0.0,                // Accumulator
-    average;					// To hold average sales
+    average;                    // To hold average sales
-    int numDays,				// To hold the number of days of sales
+    int numDays,                // To hold the number of days of sales
-        count;					// Counter variable
+        count;                  // Counter variable
     // Get the number of days of sales.
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   * ''malloc'' and ''free'' can also used be used to allocate and deallocate storage.
   * Part of C and so are available in C++ as well.
-  * More cumbersome than ''new'' and ''delete'', and their use is discouraged.
+  * More cumbersome than ''new'' and ''delete'', so their use is discouraged.
 ===== Returning Pointers from Functions =====