Dynamically allocatе mеmory for a DNA objеct and storе its addrеss in a variablе namеd dnaPtr

Computers and Technology

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borishaifa [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

DNA obj =new DNA;//obj object created dynamically.

DNA *dnaPtr=&obj.//dnaPtr to store the address of the object.

Explanation:

The above written statements are in C++.The DNA object is created dynamically and it is done in C++ by using new keyword which allocates the heap memory for the object.

Then a dnaPtr is created of type DNA so that it can store the address of the DNA objects.

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