Bifalgorithm post

A unique pointer owns a piece of memory exclusively. That means you cannot copy it. When unique pointer goes out of scope, the memory it was pointing to is freed.

A unique pointer owns a piece of memory exclusively. That means you cannot copy it. When unique pointer goes out of scope, the memory it was pointing to is fre…

Ideas in this flowchart

  • Unique Pointer
  • Exclusive Ownership
  • Cannot Copy
  • Memory Management
  • Goes Out of Scope
  • Memory Freed
Feed/

A unique pointer owns a piece of memory exclusively. That means you cannot copy it. When unique pointer goes out of scope, the memory it was pointing to is freed.

"A unique pointer owns a piece of memory exclusively."

👍
0
0 comments0 shares

Sign in to view and post comments.