In modern C++, you no longer need to manually-manage your memory (except when writing custom containers and low-level libraries). Memory is managed automagicall

In modern C++, you no longer need to manually-manage your memory (except when writing custom containers and low-level libraries). Memory is managed automagically, no garbage is generated and no collection is necessary. Of course, you can also do manual allocations if you really wanted to, but - with the changes in the language since C++11 - you just don't have the motivation to do it.