CU> Can someone please explain the difference of the following :
CU> CStringArray strMyArray;
CU> OR
CU> CStringArray *pstrMyArray = new CStringArray;
Both have an object constructed and declare and initialize a  variable
to refer to it.
The differences are:
- the place where the memory for the object is allocated:  the  second
declaration  allocates the required amount of memory for the object in
a "dynamic memory area", the first one (assuming the declaration is in
a function/method body) on the stack.
-  the  lifetime  of  the  object: the object constructed by the first
declaration lives until the variable goes out of scope (i.e. until the
end  of  the  surrounding block); the object constructed by the second
declaration lives until it is explicitly destructed.
Thomas
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