> Because memory management is an area where C++ over-simplifies and assumes one size fits all. And the fact is that it does. In the rare case that it doesn't

> Because memory management is an area where C++ over-simplifies and assumes one size fits all. And the fact is that it does. In the rare case that it doesn't then C++ also accomosdates those requirements if developers are willing to put in the same sort of effort that goes into implementing data structures by hand.