What is the difference between two arrays definitions? Are they realized different in memo开发者_如何学Pythonry?
int var = 5;
int (*p4)[2] = new int [var][2]; // first 2d array
int** p5 = new int*[var]; // second 2d array
for(int i = 0; i < var; ++i){
p5[i] = new int[2];
}
Yes, they're very different. The first is really a single array; the second is actually var+1
arrays, potentially scattered all over your RAM. var
arrays hold the data, and one holds pointers to the var
data arrays.
The first is an ordinary, fully contiguous array, the second is also known as jagged array or lliffe vector and can e.g. be used to represent triangular structures.
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