How new/delete differs from malloc()/free?
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Answer / Amit Kumar Yadav
new/delete in C++ are part of the object-oriented memory management system and handle dynamic memory allocation and deallocation, including constructing and destructing objects as needed. malloc()/free in C are low-level functions for allocating and freeing raw blocks of memory without any constructor or destructor calls.
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