The Heap Memory allocation is only possible with primitive variables. Memory stored in the heap will live on unless it is explicitly deleted or deallocated. The heap is a large chunk of contiguous memory blocks and is expected to remain so even after allocation and deallocation. If a sufficient chunk is not found, the program will request an increase in heap space.
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