Dynamically creating an object

Sorry to post so many newbie questions, but is this correct?

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aClass *myClass = new aClass;

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is, afaik, the way that you creat a new class object dynamically.

My question is, is this the proper way to delete it?

Code:

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free(myClass);

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by delete I am of course primarily concerned with freeing the memory up for further use in the program.

Thats the right way to create it but never "free()" "new"

malloc() you free()

new you delete

or if its an array of objects

delete[]

dont cross the two over

To elaborate:

Code:

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int *a=new int;
char *b=new char [256];
char *c=(char *)malloc(256);

free(c);
delete [] b;
delete a;

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Those are the correct ways to free allocated memory.

EDIT: Blindingly obvious type error

Now, this is going to seem REALLY newbish, but in the case of

Code:

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aClass *myClass = new aClass;

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do I do

Code:

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delete myClass;

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or

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delete *myClass;

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and if I

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aClass *myClass = new aClass[10]

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first of all is that the way I create an array for class? and secondly
once again do I delete with the * or not? When do I delete with the pointer * and when don't I?

Code:

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aClass *myClass = new aClass;
delete myClass;

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Code:

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aClass *myClass = new aClass[10];
delete[] myClass;

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You never dereference the pointer -- delete and delete[] expect pointers, not objects.