Math 10 -- Practice Problems 6

Practice Problems 6

What is the meaning of "overloading" a function?
What is a benefit of using dynamically allocated arrays in a program rather than declaring them statically?
Re-write the following assignment statement using the "pointer" notation for arrays rather than the "bracket" (subscript) notation:
```
   a)   a[i+1] = b;
   b)   c = a[0] + a[i];
```
What is the delete operator do (e.g., when it is used with an array dynamically allocated)?
What is a "template" and why would one want to use one?
What is "assembly language"?
Translate the following "assembler" code into a simple C++ assigment statement:
```
       LOAD    A
       ADD     B
       MULT    C
       STOR    D
```
Translate the following C++ assignment statement into code for a "stack machine."
```
       d = a + b * c;
```
Rewrite the code for the stack function push based on an underlying data structure of an array so that the underlying data structure is now a linked list.

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