#includeIn this example, we create a dynamic object using a raw pointer and then create a shared pointer to the same object. We then use the shared pointer to retrieve and modify the value of the dynamic object. When the shared pointer goes out of scope, it automatically releases the dynamically allocated memory. NF_SHARE_PTR is part of the net framework library.#include // include the required library for using NF_SHARE_PTR int main() { // create a dynamic object and initialize it with a value int* rawPtr = new int(5); // create a shared_ptr to the dynamic object std::shared_ptr sharedPtr(rawPtr); // retrieve the value of the dynamic object using the shared pointer std::cout << "The value of the dynamic object is: " << *sharedPtr << std::endl; // use the shared pointer to modify the value of the dynamic object *sharedPtr = 10; // retrieve the new value of the dynamic object using the raw pointer std::cout << "The new value of the dynamic object is: " << *rawPtr << std::endl; // dynamically allocated memory will be automatically released when the shared_ptr goes out of scope return 0; }