What happens when I provide MyObject obj = new MyObject ()

Question

MyObject obj = new MyObject();

I know that the 'new' keyword will call the constructor and initialize the object in the managed heap.

My question is how the CLR does below.

How is this line executed by the CLR?
How is the memeory distributed for an object using the CLR?
How does the CLR determine the size of an object?
How does the CLR recognize this if there is no room to allocate memory for an object from the heap?

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Syed Jun 14 '12 at 5:30

1 answer

Shoaib Shaikh · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-14T06:07:05+0000

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