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What is the difference between delete and destructor in c++?  Posted by: N.Shanmugam    Date: 7/18/2008   Contact Author

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In c++ delete will automatically call destructor, which then free the allocated memory..delete itself never free the memory..  Posted by: kiran raut       Contact Author Delete can deallocate the memory of those objects which are created by using the new operator whereas the destructor can delete any object once the life of the object ends.(this is normally when a program ends)  Posted by: Rasool       Contact Author a destructor automatically delete a function when it leaves a particular block or function or programme, but in case of delete every time we have to mention it deallocates memory.  Posted by: jpavan       Contact Author Destructor is called by itself when that object is destroyed. it is automatic utility done by compiler. but in case of delete it is perform by user to delete own objects.  Posted by: vivekpokhariyal       Contact Author Delete can deallocate the memory of those objects which are created by using the new operator whereas the destructor can delete any object once the life of the object ends.(this is normally when a program ends)  Posted by: Gaurav Samantaray       Contact Author Delete is when we dont need the file agian. while thw destructor is when we remove it pemenantly  Posted by: lawal lookman       Contact Author © CoolInterview.com Today's Special: Get Free Magazine from SAP now! A D V E R T I S E M E N T

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