hi all, I have static method ,static varible and static block is there. in which hieararchy the memory is allocated.i mean first for which memory is allocated second for which and so on.
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hi jeff, I think you didn't get my question.I am aware of the place where the memory is allocated for these.My question is ,first, memory is allocated for static block or variable,or method.
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The static variables are initialized before the instance variables.
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Originally posted by A Babu: hi all, I have static method ,static varible and static block is there. in which hieararchy the memory is allocated.i mean first for which memory is allocated second for which and so on.
thanks in advance.
cheers, babu.
Assignment of static variables occurs in a static initializer, unless they are compile-time constants (in which case their "memory" is allocated in the class literal pool), so they are the same thing. This occurs in order of their appearance (and that of other initalizers) in the source file. Static methods do not have memory allocated.
Actually you are on the wrong track, only static variable gets memory. Static Block and static methods doesn't memory. Although if you have static variable also in Methods and Blocks. then also static block will get first executed and all static variables get allocated then all static variable defined outside of the static block get allocated. I hope this will ease your problem.
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