return reference to element of dynamic array in C++? -

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is how return reference element of dynamically allocated array index ??

    int& dynamic_array::operator[](unsigned int i) {     if (i >= get_size())         throw exception(subscript_range_exception);     else         return array[i]; }

yes, correct – alexander shishenko

thanks


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