Fuck all jobs now though . Highest unemployment in the country . <| sep |> There is no proper evidence there in the first place to be disproved , tbh . <| sep |> He was catching them hands fam . <| sep |>. nade to cat <| sep |> Try Hey Bubu <| sep |> Even in C , malloc is used under the covers . Step into your new sometime , or place a breakpoint on malloc and you ' ll see . Some of the reasons we use malloc are performance , for example because we are implementing custom allocators for C . But another reason is that we are dealing with byte stream data and malloc , realloc , calloc and malloca just make sense for raw streamed data . An example I recently used was loading data from the disk into chunks before processing . As a general rule , the codebase I work in tend to use new for objects and malloc for bags of bits .