When Using Smart Pointers to Dynamically Allocate Objects in C

question 32

True/False

When using smart pointers to dynamically allocate objects in C++ 11, it is unnecessary to delete the dynamically allocated objects because the smart pointer will automatically delete them.

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Anterior Scleritis

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Photopsia

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