Is an object stored in the heap when it is an a class instance variable, and in the stack when it’s a function variable? Is that correct?
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Is an object stored in the heap when it is an a class instance variable, and in the stack when it’s a function variable? Is that correct?
References are stored on stack(Not in all case though)
Note: Only for local variables. For instance and class variables, they are part of the object, hence, on the heap.
While Objects are stored on heap.