What does it mean?

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Alexander.Zen

I read a clouse like following:
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Struct values are stored either "on the stack" or "in-line".
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and what does it mean?
 
I read a clouse like following:
////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Struct values are stored either "on the stack" or "in-line".
////////////////////////////////////////////////////
and what does it mean?
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It means:

:: If a structure variable is a local variable in a method, the memory
for it is allocated on the stack when the method is called.

:: If a structure variable is a member of a class, the memory for it is
part of the memory area for the object, which is allocated on the heap.
 
It means:

:: If a structure variable is a local variable in a method, the memory
for it is allocated on the stack when the method is called.

:: If a structure variable is a member of a class, the memory for it is
part of the memory area for the object, which is allocated on the heap.
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I get you , thanks
 
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