UniquePtr is a smart pointer introduced in the C++ programming language. It is used to manage the ownership and lifetime of dynamically allocated objects, ensuring proper memory deallocation without the need for manual memory management. UniquePtr guarantees that it will have exclusive ownership of the object it points to, meaning there can only be one UniquePtr pointing to a single object at a time. Once the UniquePtr goes out of scope or is explicitly reset, it will automatically delete the associated object. This helps prevent memory leaks and the issues that arise from multiple pointers pointing to the same object. UniquePtr is a lightweight and efficient solution for managing dynamic memory in C++.
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