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where is memory for struct allocated?
where is memory for class-object allocated?
I replied for struct in stack and for class-object in heap.
THen he asked if class has struct member variable what
happens.class on heap and what about struct in that class?
couldnt ans :( :-?

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where is memory for struct allocated? where is memory for class-object allocated? I replied for st..

Answer / rajanikanth

variable: value type lives on the stack, reference type lives on the stack as a pointer to somewhere in heap memory where the actual memory lives
class/struct-field: value type lives inside the class, reference type lives inside the class as a pointer to somewhere in heap memory where the actual memory lives.

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where is memory for struct allocated? where is memory for class-object allocated? I replied for st..

Answer / vishwa

Both are allocated in heap.
Also if any structure is declared in a function, the
function stack creates a heap from the stack. so these
structures in function allocates in heap.

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