The correct answer is: D. heap
The heap is a region of memory in a computer’s memory space that is allocated dynamically at runtime. It is used to store objects that are created during the execution of a program. The heap is managed by the operating system, and it is not contiguous. This means that objects in the heap can be located anywhere in memory.
The stack is a region of memory in a computer’s memory space that is allocated statically at compile time. It is used to store local variables and parameters of functions. The stack is managed by the compiler, and it is contiguous. This means that all objects on the stack are located in a linear order.
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