When we create an object how much memory will be allocated to it ? Is memory allocated for methods too ? If Yes, How ?
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Jump to Post— JamesCherrill 4,733Beuase all the methods are the same, there's just one copy in memory. That's loaded when the class is loaded ie sometime before you first use it. The same is true of static variables.
Memory for instances of classes is created when the instance is created - that's a few …
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JamesCherrill 4,733 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
Beuase all the methods are the same, there's just one copy in memory. That's loaded when the class is loaded ie sometime before you first use it. The same is true of static variables.
Memory for instances of classes is created when the instance is created - that's a few bytes for the instance, plus enough for each of the instance variables.
Exactly how much memory. and exactly how it is allocated is private to each implementation of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM).
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What kind of allocation is done ? Stack, Heap, Queue ?
JamesCherrill 4,733 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
Classes and instances are all allocated on a JVM heap. Parameters and local variables in methods are allocated on the stack.
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