https://yanal.fargialla.com/en/programmation/stack-vs-heap/Recent content in The Stack and the Heap in C# on Technical NotesHugoen-ushttps://yanal.fargialla.com/en/programmation/stack-vs-heap/quiz-stack-heap/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://yanal.fargialla.com/en/programmation/stack-vs-heap/quiz-stack-heap/<h2 id="-test-your-knowledge">📝 Test your knowledge<a class="anchor" href="#-test-your-knowledge">#</a></h2> <p>Have you really grasped the nuance? This is the moment of truth. Click &ldquo;See the answer&rdquo; to check your understanding.</p> <h3 id="question-1">Question 1<a class="anchor" href="#question-1">#</a></h3> <p><strong>What is the main characteristic of the Stack compared to the Heap in terms of performance?</strong></p> <ul> <li>A) It is slower but can store more data.</li> <li>B) It is much faster to access and allocate.</li> <li>C) There is no performance difference.</li> <li>D) It is optimized for large objects only.</li> </ul> <details> <summary>🔻 See the answer</summary> <blockquote> <strong>Answer B: It is much faster.</strong><br> Allocation on the Stack is immediate (moving a CPU pointer), whereas the Heap requires finding a free space and managing it later via the Garbage Collector. </blockquote> </details> <hr> <h3 id="question-2">Question 2<a class="anchor" href="#question-2">#</a></h3> <p><strong>In C#, where is the value of a local variable of type <code>int</code> stored (for example <code>int age = 25;</code>)?</strong></p>