Class instantiation
MyClass objClass;
objClass.saveStuff();
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MyClass* objClass = new MyClass();
objClass->saveStuff();
In theory, what is the difference between the two class instantiations above?
objClass.saveStuff();
/*==================================*/
MyClass* objClass = new MyClass();
objClass->saveStuff();
In theory, what is the difference between the two class instantiations above?
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Besides the fact that the second one is a pointer and dynamically allocated?
Well the second one uses up about 4 more bytes of space (pointer, plus the object). Besides that I can't say. I lack the experience to think further on the matter.
Well the second one uses up about 4 more bytes of space (pointer, plus the object). Besides that I can't say. I lack the experience to think further on the matter.
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