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01-04-2012, 10:18 PM
reenode* node = new treenode(info); Does this statement means that node is a pointer to treeenode of type int which store the memory address of newly created treenodeof type int from the heap and info is passed as an argument to the treenode.? if explanation is wrong then please rectify it?


In this code a new node is created and info is passed as a parameter.

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