What are the new delete operators in C++?

Can you explain the new delete operators introduced in C++?

Sure! The new delete operators in C++ allow for more control over memory management, especially with custom allocators.

How do these operators differ from the traditional new and delete?

The new delete operators can be overloaded to provide custom behavior, while traditional new and delete are fixed.

Can you give me an example of how to implement a custom delete operator?

Absolutely! You can define a custom delete operator like this: void operator delete(void* ptr) { /* custom logic */ }.

What are the benefits of using these new operators?

The benefits include improved performance, better memory management, and the ability to track memory usage more effectively.