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Dec 17th, 2010, 11:04 AM
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Re: dynamic array in cpp
 Originally Posted by Atheist
An array is simply a block of memory. The dimensions of an array is directly related to the size of this block. If you want to resize your array, you need to allocate a larger memory block.
But in VB6, we could dynamically increment the array size by using the ReDim keyword...! So, how does VB dynamically allocate memory in this manner ? 
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