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Hi friends,

In .NET the base class is system.objects from these all class can be derived. According to my scenario, if I take an variable and assign the value to that, then actually the value is stored on heap memory but why it can be stored on stack memory...

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Updated 18-May-10 11:07am
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hi friend,

see one example
we take some int i; this i value is stored in stack memory and
string s; this s memory is allocated in stack.
if we memory allocated using we create an object this time only memory allocated in Heap.

I think u understand.

Thanks.
 
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Hello,
Please help yourself
Stach & Heap Memory Basic funda

Thanks & Regards
Radix :rose:
 
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