java内存（Java Memory）.doc

java内存（Java Memory） About the internal work of String STR = ABC. Within the Java, translate this statement into the following steps: (1) first define an object reference variable named STR for the String class: String str; (2) finds that there is no stored value ABC address on the stack, if not, then opened a store literal ABC address, then create a new String object of class o, and the o string value to the address on the stack, and next to this address write down the reference object o. If you already have an address that is worth ABC, look for the object o and return the address of the o. (3) point the STR to the address of the object o. Continue the JVM principle Original title: thinking about Java stacks and heaps, the 1. stack (stack) and the heap (heap) are all places where Java stores data in Ram. Unlike C++, Java automatically manages stacks and heaps, and programmers cant directly set up stacks or heaps. The advantage of the 2. stack is that the access speed is faster than the heap, second only to the register directly located in the CPU. But the downside is that the data size and lifetime in the stack must be determined and lack of flexibility. In addition, stack data can be shared, see third points. The advantage of a heap is the ability to dynamically allocate memory sizes without having to tell the compiler in advance, and the Java garbage collector automatically takes out the data that is no longer in use. The downside is that access is slower because of the dynamic allocation of memory at runtime. There are two types of data in Java 3. One is the basic type (primitive types), a total of 8 kinds, namely, int, short, long, byte, float, double, string, Boolean, char (note, and there is no basic type of C + +). This type of definition is defined by a form such as int, a = 3, long, B = 255L, and is called an automatic variable. It is important to note that automatic variables store literals, not instances of classes, that are not references to classes, an