Memory management by the examples of C, Rust and Java
Memory management of the heap and stack (but mainly the heap) is (if ignoring syntax) the greater difference between the languages of C, Rust and Java. While Java isn’t per se a low-mid level language, it’s Garbage Collector feature provides insights on how one of C’s greatest problems is handled by high-level programming languages today. Stack and Heap fundamentals The stack and heap are two primary areas of memory management that programmers encounter when writing code. They differ fundamentally in their structure and how memory is allocated. ...