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    Question Problem with Concept : Memory Management, Delegate and Interface

    Hi, I have just started learning C# before 20 days so if and but answer of some of the question i can't found are ..

    Well, I know when an obj is initalized, enough memory is allocated that can hold the member data (fields and method) ..

    1) Now, where methods are actually stored ? in heap or in stack memory ? Is copy of methods are stored for each object ?


    2) If i define the constructor than which type of memory is allocated to it (Heap or stack) ? What abt the default constructor that is created by compiler ?

    3) what is the advantage of Delegate refrence to Interface & class ?
    plz help

    thanks in advance
    Last edited by Coool; Apr 16th, 2006 at 08:51 PM. Reason: Question seem to be hard
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