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Hi, folks, let's start today's session, not today's topic is new and delete operators in TPP.



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So before moving forward, let's discuss about the dynamic memory allocation and dynamic memory allocation,



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because new and delete operators are just the implementation of both of these concepts.



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So dynamic memory allocation is a concept that programmers manually allocate a memory to a particular



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variable like dynamic memory.



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The allocation is a concept where a definite component of memory, which was allotted to a particular



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variable using dynamic memory allocation, is released dynamically.



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Example of automatic memory allocation and the allocation is the electricity here in automatic memory



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allocation.



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It's the responsibility of the compiler to allocate and release this particular memory automatically.



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Right.



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In case of dynamic memory allocation, the I like a particular amount of memory here we are assigning



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two byte.



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To this particular variable using Newquay word, so it's the case of dynamic memory allocation.



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So it's the responsibility of the programmer to educate and develop, that means to release this particular



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memory dynamically.



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Now let's discuss about the new and delete operators.



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So new operators are used to allocate this particular memory dynamically.



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So new operators, as shown in this particular example, is used to allocate this Intisar type memory



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to this particular variable.



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Why delete?



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Delete is used dynamically allocate the memory assigned to a particular variable using a new operator.



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Now let's move forward with the coding.



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But so here we have a simple representation of main function.



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Now, let's create the point that variable.



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Into point thirty here, we will create and assign a value to this dynamically now before going to the



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line number seven, since they want to release this particular memory allocated to point to variable



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variability, we will use the keyword and delete and will release this using the LATAPY.



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So here what we are doing is we are just assigning the variable, assigning a memory to this variable



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particular pointer, be using new keyword dynamically.



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So it's a case of dynamic



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memory.



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Allocation Garchik,



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I have some mistakes.



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Yup, so here we have a simpler case of a dynamic allocation and.



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Since we since we are using the key word here, so it's a case of dynamic memory, be a location.



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So that's all about new and delete operators.



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Thanks for watching.