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What part of memory is used for interfaces and abstract classes?

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What part of memory is used for interfaces and abstract classes?

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Interfaces and abstract classes are part of the application programming interface for the Java language, but are never instantiated in their own right when a Java program is run. Only objects are instantiated in the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) and held in a division of the program’s memory allocation called the heap. Stack memory holds primitive values and the memory addresses of objects on the heap. Actions: Follow-up, clarify or correct this answer. Submit a new question.