In C# are static classes stack allocated?
Since they cannot be instantiated, I guess that must the how it is done.
In C# are static classes stack allocated? Since they cannot be instantiated, I guess
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In C# are static classes stack allocated?
Since they cannot be instantiated, I guess that must the how it is done.
They’re stored inside the area of the heap called the High Frequency Heap. You can find more details in this codeproject article. Static Keyword Demystified