Answer / sadikhasan palsaniya

Code of method and constructor or static and final field of
the class are store in "Method Area" which is non heap Memory.

Answer / pradeep reddy

Final and staic variable is stored in Method area which even stores the class structure like method,constructor and static fields.Method area is a non heap memory.

Answer / srinivaskumar

static and local variable are stored in stack memory,
in case of final variable it is dependent, if final variable is instance it stored in heap, if static it is stored in stack.....

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