How many types of memory areas are allocated by JVM?
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There are three types of memory areas allocated by the Java Virtual Machine: Heap, Stack, and Native. The Heap is used to store objects created by the applications running on the JVM. The Stack is used to store local variables and method parameters. The Native area is used to store data that is specific to the platform on which the application is running. For example, on a Windows platform, the Native area would be used to store the addresses of loaded DLLs.