c++ - How to assign a variable a new object -

let's have line of code this:

myclass obj(1, 2, "hello");

and @ point in future want assign obj new value, i.e. obj(3, 4, "bye"). how this?

i mean in java this:

myclass obj = new myclass(1, 2, "hello"); obj = new myclass(3, 4, "bye");

in c++ have tried this:

myclass obj(1, 2, "hello"); obj(3, 4, "bye");

but didn't work, have tried this:

myclass obj(1, 2, "hello"); obj = myclass(3, 4, "bye");

and did work, not sure if preferred way accomplish this.

please suggest me clean way assign variable new object , tell me if there additional effort needed manage memory after such assignment.

please maintain in mind have started learning c++ 2 days ago, know oop concepts know how many fingers hands have.

the code in c++ similar java code

myclass obj = new myclass(1, 2, "hello"); obj = new myclass(3, 4, "bye");

will like

myclass *obj = new myclass(1, 2, "hello"); delete obj; obj = new myclass(3, 4, "bye");

the way using assigning object in c++ like

myclass obj(1, 2, "hello"); obj = myclass(3, 4, "bye");

is valid provided there valid re-create or move assignment operator defined in class.

c++ variables object constructor variable-assignment

Jaimee