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JP Morgan Interview Question for Software Engineer / Developers


Country: United States
Interview Type: In-Person
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Stack memory is generally used when allocating variables local to function. It is generally limited and less in size as compared to heap memory. It is allocated/deallocated by the machine, coder need not worry about it.

Heap memory is allocated/ deallocated by the programmer itself using new or delete operators. It has a larger size than stack memory and depends from computer to computer.
It is allocated at the run time as compared to stack memory which is allocated at the compile time

- Tom February 24, 2012 | Flag Reply
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Stack stores instances and static allocated memory(like local variables, program instances during recursion). Heap is used to store objects and dynamically allocated memory. Generally the heap is much larger than stack.

- bleep February 24, 2012 | Flag Reply
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Stack memory is generally used when allocating variables local to function. It is generally limited and less in size as compared to heap memory. It is allocated/deallocated by the machine, coder need not worry about it.

Heap memory is allocated/ deallocated by the programmer itself using new or delete operators. It has a larger size than stack memory and depends from computer to computer.
It is allocated at the run time as compared to stack memory which is allocated at the compile time

- Tom February 24, 2012 | Flag Reply
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of 1 vote

Stack memory is generally used when allocating variables local to function. It is generally limited and less in size as compared to heap memory. It is allocated/deallocated by the machine, coder need not worry about it.

Heap memory is allocated/ deallocated by the programmer itself using new or delete operators. It has a larger size than stack memory and depends from computer to computer.
It is allocated at the run time as compared to stack memory which is allocated at the compile time

- Tom February 24, 2012 | Flag Reply
Comment hidden because of low score. Click to expand.
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of 1 vote

Stack memory is generally used when allocating variables local to function. It is generally limited and less in size as compared to heap memory. It is allocated/deallocated by the machine, coder need not worry about it.

Heap memory is allocated/ deallocated by the programmer itself using new or delete operators. It has a larger size than stack memory and depends from computer to computer.
It is allocated at the run time as compared to stack memory which is allocated at the compile time

- Tom February 24, 2012 | Flag Reply
Comment hidden because of low score. Click to expand.
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of 1 vote

Stack memory is generally used when allocating variables local to function. It is generally limited and less in size as compared to heap memory. It is allocated/deallocated by the machine, coder need not worry about it.

Heap memory is allocated/ deallocated by the programmer itself using new or delete operators. It has a larger size than stack memory and depends from computer to computer.
It is allocated at the run time as compared to stack memory which is allocated at the compile time

- Tom February 24, 2012 | Flag Reply
Comment hidden because of low score. Click to expand.
-1
of 1 vote

Stack memory is generally used when allocating variables local to function. It is generally limited and less in size as compared to heap memory. It is allocated/deallocated by the machine, coder need not worry about it.

Heap memory is allocated/ deallocated by the programmer itself using new or delete operators. It has a larger size than stack memory and depends from computer to computer.
It is allocated at the run time as compared to stack memory which is allocated at the compile time

- Tom February 24, 2012 | Flag Reply
Comment hidden because of low score. Click to expand.
-1
of 1 vote

Stack memory is generally used when allocating variables local to function. It is generally limited and less in size as compared to heap memory. It is allocated/deallocated by the machine, coder need not worry about it.

Heap memory is allocated/ deallocated by the programmer itself using new or delete operators. It has a larger size than stack memory and depends from computer to computer.
It is allocated at the run time as compared to stack memory which is allocated at the compile time

- Tom February 24, 2012 | Flag Reply
Comment hidden because of low score. Click to expand.
-1
of 1 vote

Stack memory is generally used when allocating variables local to function. It is generally limited and less in size as compared to heap memory. It is allocated/deallocated by the machine, coder need not worry about it.

Heap memory is allocated/ deallocated by the programmer itself using new or delete operators. It has a larger size than stack memory and depends from computer to computer.
It is allocated at the run time as compared to stack memory which is allocated at the compile time

- Tom February 24, 2012 | Flag Reply
Comment hidden because of low score. Click to expand.
-1
of 1 vote

Stack memory is generally used when allocating variables local to function. It is generally limited and less in size as compared to heap memory. It is allocated/deallocated by the machine, coder need not worry about it.

Heap memory is allocated/ deallocated by the programmer itself using new or delete operators. It has a larger size than stack memory and depends from computer to computer.
It is allocated at the run time as compared to stack memory which is allocated at the compile time

- Tom February 24, 2012 | Flag Reply


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