#includeRefPtr myPtr = new int(5); myPtr.setNumber(10); // Sets the value of the RefPtr object to 10
#includeBrief Description: These code examples demonstrate how to use the RefPtr setNumber function to assign a new value to a reference-counted pointer. The first example sets an integer value to a RefPtr object, while the second example sets a double value. The RefPtr library is a package that provides reference-counted pointers to help manage memory allocation and deallocation in C++ programs.RefPtr myPtr = new double(3.14); myPtr.setNumber(2.71); // Sets the value of the RefPtr object to 2.71