data and methods

[04bot23]

Can any one please tell me
How the data and methods are stored in any OOPs language?


thanks in advance...

[sam_kv1]

data and methods form an object...which are stored under a class.. so wen ya creatin a class, ya indirectly specifyin rather tellin d compiler wat type d objects must be.. in java the storage of objects are nt in stack but in heap.

[Sudheer Kethavarapu]

A class can contain both data and methods.
when ever u create an instance to class i.e., object , the memory wil be allocated to both data(variable) and methods.

every time u create an object , a spreate memory is allocated to data(variables) of every object. but for methods, memory wil be allocated only once and that to when u create the very first object of the class.

Eg:

class Sample
{
int a,b;
void getdata();
void display();
}

//creating objects
Sample obj1; // memory allocates for variables a,b (of obj1) and methods getdata(), display()
Sample obj2; //a saparate memory allocates for variables a,b (of obj2).
Sample obj3: //a saparate memory allocates for variables a,b (of obj3).


ur's
sudheer