Can I supply argument to delete[] like delete[3]?

Question

I read that delete[] can deallocate an array of objects. However it is not mentioned in any of the sources I've read that whether it is an error or undefined to supply an argument like delete[3].

I have the following queries.

1. Is it specified in C++ standard whether I can/cannot suplly a parameter to delete[] as delete[3]?
2. If yes, what is the effect?
3. Also is it specified in C++ whether I can/cannot use delete for an array allocated from new[]?

Answer 1

(1) Yes, it specifies you can't.

(3) It specifies the outcome is undefined, so don't.

Answer 2

delete[] is an operator.

delete[x] is not a valid c++ syntax, so the code wont compile.