Stack Vs Heap in C# | Types of memory allocation in C#.net part 1 | C#.net Tutorial

In this video I am going to discuss about the several mechanisms where memory gets allocated in c#.net. This will be introduction video for the same, more videos will be released in coming days where it will be explored other aspects of memory allocation visualization in c#.net.
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[@saurabhatrey]

Well explained Vivek bhai ! 👍🫡

[@noorullakhan2830]

Excellent explanation Vivek..

[@rocky7595]

Thanks a lot

[@vivekkumar-budhiTowardsWisdom]

Welcome, Please watch other videos and share it as well 😇

[@jesusstudentbrett]

Awesome job!! thanks... you deserve more subscribers.

[@divyeshgausvami2955]

String is primitive datatype then why the value is not stored in stack like int does.

[@vivekkumar-budhiTowardsWisdom]

Hi Divyesh, thanks for contacting.
I believe, string is NOT a primitive data type, but it is a reference type.

[@livingdeathD]

thanks

[@tusharmore9065]

Thank you :) Well Explained

[@pruthvirajkengar7405]

Nice❤

[@llamasarus1]

What would a function with locals variables still be on the stack if that function is in an instantiated object in the heap?