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C ++ heap or stack distribution?

So basically this is a stack distribution:

char inStack[10]; 
// and 
MyStruct cl;

And this should be allocated on the heap:

char* inHeap = new char[10];
// and
MyClass cl = new MyClass();

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What if myclass contains a variable char test[10]? Does this MyClass cl = new MyClass()mean : means that the content duration of 10 bits in MyClass :: test is allocated on the heap instead of Stack

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It will be allocated inside the object, so if the object is on the heap, the array will be on the heap; if the object is on the stack, the array will be on the stack; if the object is in static memory in the executable, the array will be there too.

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MyClass char test[10], , MyClass.

MyClass mc; //mc.test is on the stack
MyClass * mcp = new MyClass; //mcp->test is on the heap
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