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C++ for (double i=0; i<100000000; i++){ int *p = new int[100000000]; delete p; } Which of...

C++
for (double i=0; i<100000000; i++){
        int *p = new int[100000000];
        delete p;    
}

Which of the following statement(s) is/are correct?  

There is a run-time error

There is a syntax error

There is a memory leak

There is no error
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answer: option d) There is no error

EXPLANATION:

Since, double datatype also belongs from the family of integer datatype but having a higher size and range as compared to integer.

Therefore like integer varable, double variable is also iteratable in for loop and do not give any error.

For your understanding and confirmation, I have compiled this code on c++ compiler. As you can see that, the compiler doesnt give any error.

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