Does every object has its own copies of non static methods in memory??
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Does every object has its own copies of non static methods in memory??
No .Quote:
Originally Posted by mohitchouhan
Can u give me some more explanation sir i am just a newbie:(
What more detail do you wish? You asked a yes/no question, and the answer is no.Quote:
Originally Posted by mohitchouhan
I mean if we have created 10 objects of any class then methods(whether static or non static) will have comman copy in memory and all objects would share them .....am i right? :(
This is a link to a course by stanford. It is called cs106a. Follow it completly and do the assignments. Then follow the course cs106b, also on youtube. Then cs107. About halfway through cs107 you will understand exactly how objects work under the hood. Good luck!
Yes, all the objects will share the same method byte code. When methods are called though, parameters and local variables will be pushed onto the stack, so memory will be temporarily used during a method's run.Quote:
Originally Posted by mohitchouhan
For more on methods and memory, check Google. One hit it gave me was this:
memory-allocation-methods-java
@imorio Thanks sir...I wish this will help me...:)
If you're a newbie, why on earth do you need to know whether objects of the same class share a single method copy in memory?