If memory serves me correctly...ADT is when you allocate some new memory while the porgram is running...
for instance...when your program comes to a point where it needs to allocate another integer, you would use the 'new' reserved word...
new int;
you would of course have to associate it with a pointer so you would be able to properly use the new integer.
Alvin David Morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm new here and I need help... haha... I'm taking a C++ course in
highschool and I need an example of an ADT (Abstract Data Types).
I'm kinda lost about the whole thing.... haha...
just an example of one would do for me... :D
much thanks to any and all help recieved... :D
Alvin,
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