C++ Developer - Dynamic Memory - Part 2

This tutorial covers the fundamentals of dynamic memory allocation and pointers in C++. It begins with an introduction to dynamic memory and pointers, followed by creating an immutable Dog class. The tutorial then demonstrates how to use pointers with the Dog class, including memory management techniques. It also explores dynamic arrays, showing how to create and manage them, and concludes with a challenge to allow user-defined array sizes.

How do you create a dynamic array in C++?

What are the advantages of using dynamic memory allocation for arrays?

How does the arrow operator simplify accessing members of a class through pointers?

What challenges might arise when dynamically allocating memory for arrays?