Amazing, questions please: 1- @3:04 why Channel reference is created ? There is no local variable Channel, there is only id and name 2- is ‘this’ always created when new operator is used and object created? This is why we can use this in our program? Thank u
Thank you! When an object is created in the Heap Space only a reference to it is created in the Stack Memory, this way the same object can be referenced from multiple sources, and yes a this reference is created for every object. Cheers!
What did you create the buildChannel method? You can instantiate a new Channel object in the main method with this line: Channel channel = new Channel(id, name);
In this stack area jvm give the machine code to thread that means entire program so that is where stored and static method executes static area so thread bring to static memorey and execute sir
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Hello! All non-static members (variables and methods) are stored inside their corresponding object memory in the heap because you can only reach them via that object. Hope this answers your question!
I've spend literally hours trying to understand how stack and heap work, but your video did it in just 6 minutes!
I am so glad it helped!
This is one of the best videos i've seen on stack and heap in Java, you need more views!!
Glad you liked it! Thanks :)
Clean and clear. Yes need a second part.
Happy you liked it :) Deal, will add it to the list of upcoming future uploads!
You keep things simple to understand, good job and keep going :)
Best animated explanation !!!
really a great video about memory in java
Thank you so much for your clear explanation !!!!
Part 2 is needed!
It is on my list of upcoming videos! Stay Tuned!
Excellent !! Thanks you !!
high quality!
Excellent video! Subscribed
Thank you so much!!! It is so clear!!!
Amazing, questions please:
1- @3:04 why Channel reference is created ? There is no local variable Channel, there is only id and name
2- is ‘this’ always created when new operator is used and object created? This is why we can use this in our program?
Thank u
Thank you! When an object is created in the Heap Space only a reference to it is created in the Stack Memory, this way the same object can be referenced from multiple sources, and yes a this reference is created for every object. Cheers!
Спасибо,все очень доходчиво и понятно!
What did you create the buildChannel method? You can instantiate a new Channel object in the main method with this line:
Channel channel = new Channel(id, name);
Amazing explanation tysm
thanks for explanation
In this stack area jvm give the machine code to thread that means entire program so that is where stored and static method executes static area so thread bring to static memorey and execute sir
great videos, great explaination, thankyou sir 👏
You are welcome! Glad it was helpful :)
Superb
Any logical way to see the memory execution while running the program to better understand.
Can make implementation of abstract data types in java
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Could you do same for garbage collection please
Added it to my list of upcoming videos! Stay Tuned :)
where non static methods are stored it is in the heap or stack
Hello! All non-static members (variables and methods) are stored inside their corresponding object memory in the heap because you can only reach them via that object. Hope this answers your question!
10/10
Garbage collector video please:)
It is in the making!!
Good explanation. Thank you! However, the sound of the video is not that good on the ears. I think you need a better mic for your videos
Thanks! Try watching a more recent video, we are trying to improve the sound quality with every upload! Cheers :)
Please upload the garbage collector video
It is already out: th-cam.com/video/XXOaCV5xm9s/w-d-xo.html! Hope it helps :)