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Memory-Management-cpp-

In This Repo, we will discuss different topics about memory management in c++ like how the computer deals with executable programs and how it stores its data in memory, dealing with pointers and reference and heap, call stack

this repo contains lessons about memory management in cpp :

• pointers and reference
• stack and heap
• how to avoid memory leak
• 1d,2d array under the hood
• advanced tips and tricks

example

    /*
      TODO : int arr[2][3] = {{1, 2, 3}, {4, 5, 6}};

      * - arr in last example:
          - is the pointer to the 2d array = arr
          - is pointer to first node(array) in 2d array = *arr = arr[0] = &arr[0]
          - is address to first element in first array = &arr[0][0]
          ? arr = *arr = arr[0]  = &arr[0] = &arr[0][0]

     * - arr+1 in last example:
          - is pointer to second node(array) in 2d array = arr+1 = arr[1] = &ptr1[1]
          - is address to first element in first array = &arr[1][0]= *(arr+1)
          ? arr+1 = arr[1] = &arr[1] = &arr[1][0] = *(arr+1)

      * - (**arr) in last example:
          - is the value of the first element in first array = **arr = arr[0][0]
          ? **arr = arr[0][0] = *arr[0] = *(*arr+0)

      * - *(*arr+1) in last example:
          - is the value of the second element in first array = *(*arr+1) = arr[0][1]
          ? *(*arr+1) = arr[0][1]


      * - **(arr+1) in last example:
          - is the value of the first element in second array = **(arr+1) = arr[1][0]
          ? **(arr+1) = arr[1][0] = *arr[1]


      * - *(arr+1)+2 in last example:
          -  is address of last element in  second array = *(arr + 1) + 2 = &arr[1][2]
          ? *(arr + 1) + 2 = &arr[1][2]

      ! notice that:
          - when increase arr + 1 this jump to second node(array) in the 2d array
          - when increase *arr + 1 this jump to second element in the 1d array


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