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1) Declare and initialize a pointer px to an integer variable x with the initialized value...

1) Declare and initialize a pointer px to an integer variable x with the initialized value 3. Consider two cases of the value of x allocate on

(a) the stack memory

(b) the heap memory

2) Write a comment on each instruction down below and provide a memory diagram for heap and stack to illustrate these statements.

int* iptr = new int[5]; //

int* iptr_1 = new int(5); //

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