heap

It is said that dynamic memory in a program is allocated on the heap, and local variables are allocated on the stack. If ever ... aced in the heap? It is clear that it depends on the implementation, but I would like to hear examples for linux and windows.

I am reading the book "Algorithms and programming with examples in Pascal and C" and in it there are two paragraphs that left ... allocation. This correct this statement? In my understanding, only allocation via pointers is considered dynamic allocation.

What is the behavior of static variables in .NET? are they stored in the heap or in the stack?

So I wanted to know what the limitation for memory allocation to the JVM depending on the operating system and processor arch ... its did not have this problem, only if you use java JDK 32bits. If anyone knows of a documentation, please also send a link.

I'm having a problem implementing operator = overhead on a heap class. Heap& Heap::operator=(const Heap& outro){ ... t is, with the value that h3 was before the call of overload. I hope I've been clear about the problem. Thank you right now.

If, for example, a struct type inherits from the Class System.ValueType (which inherits from System.Object), Why is it, and t ... llocated in the heap ? When doing a boxing , we don't use the new operator, how is our type by value allocated in the heap?

What are these stack and heap that talk so much about memory management? Are these really portions of memory as some people ... derstood by programmers. An explanation would be very useful for those who are starting out or have learned it the wrong way.