You may also wonder how Java manages object values in the memory heap ... in the stack memory, so only the local value will be changed. In this case, there is no object reference.

That’s because every time we create an object in Java, an object reference is created in Java’s memory heap. This lets us modify objects using their reference variables. See my InfoWorld ...

Memory is split into two high-level blocks, the stack and the heap. Java stores object values in ... That code will create an s1 string object and a reference variable. As noted, Java strings are ...