Memory in Java is generally divided into several parts?

1. The memory in Java is divided into the following four sections:

   ①, code area ②, stack area ③, heap area ④, static area

2. Stack area: The compiler automatically allocates the release, storing the function parameter value, local variable value, etc. the system automatically frees the JVM memory resources after the execution of the method is completed.

3. Heap area: Typically released by programmers, storing new allocated objects and arrays, the JVM does not periodically view this object, if no reference to this object is recycled

4. Static zones: Store global variables, static variables, and string constants without releasing
5. Code area: A binary code that stores methods in a program, and multiple objects that share a region of code space.

Memory in Java is generally divided into several parts?