I have an array defined as;
static double Temp_data[TABLE_SIZE];
I want to change the size of the array according to the user input.
No. You probably want to use std::vector
Then you can use its resize()
member function to set the size as you see fit.
Edit: just to be clear, you generally want to avoid using new
directly if you can (and in this case, you can very easily). Direct use of new
is a constant source of bugs of quite a few types. std::vector
handles quite a few corner cases that are difficult to get correct with new
, ensures that the data gets cleaned up when it goes out of scope, etc.
I've said before, and I'll repeat here: at one time, you had little choice but to write code that used new
. Now, you do have a choice -- and you should exercise it. Given a modern compiler and standard library, there's almost never any reason to allocate an array with new
.