Does new always allocate on the heap in C++ / C# / Java

Question

My understanding has always been, regardless of C++ or C# or Java, that when we use the new keyword to create an object it allocates memory on the heap. I thou

Answer 1

In c#, a class always lives on the heap. A struct can be either on the heap or stack:

• variables (except captures and iterator blocks), and fields on a struct that is itself on the stack live on the stack
• captures, iterator blocks, fields of something that is on the heap, and values in an array live on the heap, as do "boxed" values