Dynamic Arrays: Initialization, Access, and Functions

This lecture covers the fundamental concepts of dynamic arrays in C++, including initialization methods, direct element access, and specific functions available for dynamic arrays. The instructor explains the importance of avoiding local copies through reference passing and provides examples of different initialization techniques. The lecture also delves into multidimensional arrays and advanced elementary types in C++, such as long and unsigned types. Practical examples and case studies, like temperature data analysis, are used to illustrate the application of dynamic arrays in programming.