What is dynamic memory in C++?

Can you explain what dynamic memory is in C++?

Dynamic memory in C++ refers to memory that is allocated at runtime using operators like new and delete.

How do I allocate and deallocate dynamic memory?

You can allocate memory using the 'new' operator, like this: 'int* ptr = new int;'. To deallocate, use 'delete ptr;'.

What are the advantages of using dynamic memory?

Dynamic memory allows for flexible memory usage, enabling you to allocate memory as needed during program execution.

Are there any risks associated with dynamic memory?

Yes, risks include memory leaks if you forget to deallocate memory and dangling pointers if you delete memory that is still in use.