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How to delete an array of char* in C++

I looked around the web for this but I did not find an answer. If my class has a protected member declared as such: char * arr[3] = {"Blah", "Blah", "Blah"} Would I need to delete this member in the destructor? If so, what is the correct syntax? Thank you!

Would I need to delete this member in the destructor?

No.

And of course:

I can't use the string class, it's a programming assignment and they want all strings to be stored as char*

This is a quite silly restriction in a C++ assignment.

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