I have array defined like that: int* arr = new int[10] I'm

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I have array defined like that: int* arr = new int[10] I'm

trying to get array size as bytes with sizeof(arr).
that function supposed to return 40 (4*10) but I get 4 (for 1 int size and not for 10 times int size.

Why is that? and how can I get the real size?
I'm working wiht visual studio, maybe thats the problem?

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Chandradeep Dey

not 4 for 1 int size. you are getting 4 for 1 pointer size

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Mohan Barman · Accepted Answer

Mohan Barman

arr is pointer pointing to the first element of array, and pointers are sizeof 4 bytes in 32 bit system and 8 bytes in 64bit system, So you are getting the size of pointer not array.

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