So far we have seen how to declare basic type variables such as int, double, etc, and complex types such as arrays and structs. The way we have been declaring them so far, with a syntax that is like ...

Stack and heap memory share several similarities, such as being part of the virtual memory space of a program, storing data for threads, and being accessible by pointers or references.

Unlike the stack, which has a fixed size and a strict order of operations, the heap is more flexible. Object Storage: Objects and complex data structures are typically allocated on the heap. When you ...

It can be best described as a stack of books. Nothing can be accessed or touched below the top of the stack. Only things can be taken off of the top or added to the top. In applications we have the ...

There are two pools of memory that are available to you as a C++ programmer: the stack and the heap. Until now, we’ve been using the stack. This video (9:30) explains the difference between the stack ...