when constructor leave will memory will leak?

Here is the code

Code:

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class Someclass
{
  private:
        SomeOtherclass* p;
  public:
        Someclass()
        {
            p=new SomeOtherclass;
          }
}

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while connstructing the object of the calss

Someclass* sp= new Someclass;

first momory will be allocated to sp (here 4 byte as it only conatins a pointer to calss).Then Someclass's contructor will be called which will allocate memeory to p.If this fails, what will happen?
Momory allocated for sp will be leacked, right?
How are the way to chk this?

Thanks and regards!

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first momory will be allocated to sp (here 4 byte as it only conatins a pointer to calss).Then Someclass's contructor will be called which will allocate memeory to p.If this fails, what will happen?
Momory allocated for sp will be leacked, right?

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In this case, no. An exception (std::bad_alloc) will be thrown, no memory would be dynamically allocated, and the object would not even be constructed.

For a more general treatment of this, read GotW #66: Constructor Failures.