Suppose a dynamic variable were created as follows: char *p; p = new char; Assuming that the value of the pointer variable p has not changed (so it still points to the same dynamic variable), how can...

Suppose a dynamic variable were created as follows:

char *p;

p = new char;

Assuming that the value of the pointer variable p has not changed (so it

still points to the same dynamic variable), how can you destroy this new

dynamic variable and return the memory it uses to the freestore so that the

memory can be reused to create new dynamic variables?