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Question: Is this array class is correct? I'm going to expand it with more operations, but that's the idea: pastebin.com/Ff9US2vE
Asked by Rodrigo (161.148.171.x) on April 30 2012, 4:18pm
Reply on April 30 2012, 5:42pm:
    I'm not completely sure if the manual calling of constructors/destructors is reliable. I'd probably make it an array of allocated pointers instead, personally.

    Also, maybe worth doing bounds checking on the array accesses? I'm not a big fan of overloading operators, I'd rather do array.Get(x) than use array[x], so I'm aware of what's actually happening when I look at the code.
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