When you create a new object in Java,aClass a = new aClass();memory is dynamically allocated on the process's heap to store the object instance. A reference to this object is created on the stack ...

For example, when the JVM invokes the main method a stack frame is created for it and placed on the stack. Multiple stacks are possible - for example, when a thread is created it is given its own ...

As the 'shrink()' method finishes its work we free a corresponding stack-frame on stack and remove some unnecessary references and local variables. Unlinked objects on the Heap will be removed from ...

In this article you’ll learn the difference between passing by reference and passing by value in Java and how to pass Java object references: ‘Pass by reference’ and ‘pass by value’ defined ...