what is the difference between a java object reference and
c++ pointer?
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Answer Posted / ranabir chakraborty
both are the same concept the java object reference and c++
pointer.the object reference stored in the memory heap and
object are stored in stack.
Pointer are locate the address of the variables and object
reference locate the value of the variables.
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