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 Java and C#, we don't need to allocate primitive types on the heap. They can be allocated on the stack ( not that they are restricted to stack ). Whereas, in C++ we can have primitive as well as user defined types to be allocated on both stack and heap.