Memory Fundamentals - part 1 of Java Memory Management

How java manages memory, explaining the stack and the heap.

[alecmontgomery]

The speaker gave this presentation in a poetic fashion. The alterations in vocal speed, pitch, and use of pause were excellent--they made the presentation more enjoyable to listen to, and easier to understand. Also aiding my understanding, was the graphics and fairly simple examples. THANK YOU!

[ruixue]

2:20 Java Memory
2:25 stack and heap
2:40 stack
2:52 every thread has its own stack
3:19 visualization of stack
3:59 example of how stack works
5:05 scope
6:36 all local variables are created on the stack
7:30 heap
10:44 visualization

[tradingsimplified]

Best, best, best video on JVM's memory allocation!!

[florinmarcus]

Amazing presentation skills, congratulations!

[himanshisingh]

Very nice video and it clearly explained the basics for java memory management.

[theviralstory]

Just brilliant, give my thanks to Matt ;) cheers !!

[ananthasubramanian]

Wow...!! Very good explanation via graphics..!! Topics are easy to grasp this way..!! Thanks a lot for this...!!

[jhguygih]

I love this computer / advanced robot / perfect voice. I could speed up to 1.5 and easily understand. Thanks

[rishat]

Yes! now I understand. This is such an awesome tutorial. Lets follow the series n see what more I can learn. Thanks so much :)

[LalGebi]

Awesome... very interesting and great way of explaining.. pl. create such type of more videos..

[anilkommalapati]

one of the best java tutorial. awesome.

[rosasmellshaha]

I never leave comments. But this was SO good, THANK YOU!!!

[arupnaskar]

really its a good one to make understand and well as to like it..

[mintymintfresh]

Awesome way of explaining ....loved it

[liubovk]

The first example with stack shows String[] args being in stack, however, it is an object and is stored in heap

[achillesheel]

Wonderful clear explanation. Thnak you so much!

[sanjeebguru]

Nice explanation. Thanks for the video

[sameerpatere]

Nice explanation sir... Thanks for effort

[santoshkumarappala]

Why String[] args stored in stack. Since array is a reference type, it's values are supposed to be stored in heap and only the reference pointer should be available in stack. Could you answer please?

[leegodfrey]

In the case of main(String[] args) called with an argument "hello", is the memory scheme stack:args -> heap:Array[0] -> heap:String("hello")?

Is the instance of args on the stack a reference type?  It refers to an array of Strings on the heap, but does args on the stack have a "type"?