Can a new be used in place of old mallocq? If yes, why?
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Answer / Sanchit Srivastava
Yes, the 'new' operator can replace 'malloc', but it provides additional functionality such as automatic memory deallocation (using 'delete') and constructors for object initialization. However, it is not exactly equivalent to malloc, as new does not support memory alignment control or returning NULL on failure.
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