Comment by PaulDavisThe1st
6 months ago
No, you have a scoped pointer to dynamically allocated memory; when the scoped pointer is destroyed/cleaned up/released at the end of the function, it releases the allocated memory.
6 months ago
No, you have a scoped pointer to dynamically allocated memory; when the scoped pointer is destroyed/cleaned up/released at the end of the function, it releases the allocated memory.
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